Re: [Artifactory-users] Is possible to change the URL path the artifactory is binding on?

[Frederic S. <fre...@gm...>]

Hi,
Interesting idea...
First playing with the war file name and renaming it maven-proxy.war and
changing the jetty.xml declaration if you are using jetty should work. I
don't remember any constraints on the context path of artifactory war.
Second, the main issue is with the path after. One of the first feature we
added to artifactory compare to maven-proxy is the multi-repositories
management in one war. So the name after artifactory is the name of the
repository inside artifactory you want to access. And here the default one
(aggregate all local and remote repos) is hardcoded "repo" (next
version 1.3should solve this with alias management).
So, there are 2 solutions:
- You use only one local repo named "repository" and it should work. But you
can never split deployment repositories.
- Using apache mod_rewrite for transforming "repository" into "repo". So, no
need to change the war.

Anyway, in all cases you will not use the feature of multi local
repositories which I think is a nice one...

Good luck.

On 4/24/07, ankostis <ank...@gm...> wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> We are currently switching from codehaus's maven-proxy into artifactory.
>
> We would like to reuse the URL where we had installed maven-proxy, so the
> switch would be completely transparent to the client builders (not event
> overriding repositories with settings.xml).
>
> So, lets say that the maven0prosy were listening on:
>   http://server.com/maven-proxy/repository
>
> In order to make the Artifactory listen on the above URL, we can either:
>
> 1) Use apache mod_rewrite (is it OK?), or
> 2) Fiddle included .war to assign different context (is it possible?)
>
> Is this line of thinking correct?
>
> Any help on the second alternative would be appreciated.
>
>
>
> Thank you for your efforts,
>   Kostis
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