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To: mark@mixtup.nl

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On Jan 25, 2012, at 9:34 AM, Mark - Mixtup wrote:

> The reason why I'm trying to avoid a public repository is because the =
application needs to compile inside a client's network and they have a =
network policy which only allows port 80. I am (perhaps incorrectly) =
assuming that connections to pubilc repositories go through some port =
other than 80 though. Is my assumption correct?

Uhhh. I think so? Looks like the API at search.maven.org would let you =
do jar downloads over HTTP. Regardless, it's an easy test. If you can =
configure your network similarly, or have access to theirs, make a test =
directory and drop this buildfile in it. Then run `buildr build`. The =
download occurs before the compilation task is executed, so you don't =
even need java source to attempt the download. Tested this locally and =
it works for me:

repositories.remote << "http://repo1.maven.org/maven2/"

TEST =3D 'org.apache.rat:apache-rat:jar:0.8'          # jar picked at =
random

define 'foo' do
  compile.with TEST
end


Regardless, if that doesn't work, that previous post about local jar =
files looks extremely simple, and might better suit your client's needs.=20=


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Christopher Tiwald

Reliability Architect
Salsa Labs, Inc.


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