Re: [Artifactory-users] How do I deploy to Artifactory?

[Frederic S. <fr...@jf...>]

The same URL for read and write... Cool no?
Maven is sending a PUT web request when doing deploy on an http(s) url, and
artifactory is catching this to do the deployment. This is were all the
security settings of Artifactory kicks in. We tried (as much as possible),
to make the DB safe and transactional while keeping maven unaware of it.
For heavy deployment it is recommended to use webdav (See previous posts and
doc about it).

Good luck with your new job and maven ;-)

On 5/29/07, Clifton <cli...@gm...> wrote:
>
>
> Hello all,
>
> First let me say thanks for a great project. I just started using
> Artifactory at my new job after using Maven-Proxy for years at my last job
> and it's great. I'm a little confused though. Where would I direct my
> Maven
> deploys to? On Maven-Proxy I would just sftp to the repo folder on the
> host
> machine but Artifactory uses a DBMS for repos so I don't see a clear way
> do
> do deploys. Please advise.
>
> Cliff
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