On Mon, May 25, 2009 at 8:08 AM, jamiebarrow <
jamiebarrow@...> wrote:
> I'm not sure if Continuum manages its own repository, or just uses the
> default Maven local repository (~/.m2/repository). I think this may be the
> case.
>
> Did you manage to find a way of using the default Maven local maven
> repository with Archiva?
Archiva is meant to manage *remote* repositories, not local ones.
> That is, I have an already existing Maven repository on my drive. I now
> install Archiva, and want to import/use that existing Maven repository. Is
> it possible?
In general you can't interchange local and remote repos because the
metadata is different. However Archiva is supposed to repair broken
metadata, so you can try making a copy of your local repo and pointing
Archiva at it as a managed repo.
--
Wendy
