No, I did not find any way of using the default Maven local repository through Archiva. I am still bothered about having two copies of same huge jars in different directories on my server. If I find any solution to this issue on Maven forum, I will post it here.
Hi,
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?
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?
Cheers,
James
teacup wrote:
Contiuum does not allow me (as an admin user) to change the default repo, but Archiva does allow me to specify managed repos. Can I update Archiva's existing managed repos (both internal and snapshots) to point to /home/specialuser/.m2/repository?
