Brett Porter wrote:
Laurie Harper wrote:
As far as I could tell, m2eclipse uses the same Indexer code, but runs
it against the local repo only. Are you saying that maven repositories
will, at some point in the future, contain an index as generated by that
code?
I'm sure it has the abili
n if the current directory
represents both... And what I have wont work against a legacy repo
layout :-(
L.
- Brett
Laurie Harper wrote:
Which one? I've looked at the M2 Eclipse plugin (m2eclipse, from
Mergere), but that only seems to provide an index search of the local
repository, n
Which one? I've looked at the M2 Eclipse plugin (m2eclipse, from
Mergere), but that only seems to provide an index search of the local
repository, no remote repo support.
L.
Kenney Westerhof wrote:
On Fri, 24 Mar 2006, Laurie Harper wrote:
The Maven plugin for Eclipse presents a tree
x27;s code here I can steal though :-) And if I can figure out
how to meet my requirements in a way that fits, I'll try to offer some
extensions of the existing m-r-d stuff.
L.
Laurie Harper wrote:
Brett Porter wrote:
Take a look at the repository-manager code in SVN, specifically
maven-
e a look at the code...
What type of browser are you trying to build - a web client?
Nope, an IDE plugin (Maven2 support for IDEA) :-)
L.
- Brett
Laurie Harper wrote:
Does M2 have any APIs for repository navigation and artifact discovery?
I'm trying to create a repository browser which
Does M2 have any APIs for repository navigation and artifact discovery?
I'm trying to create a repository browser which presents a tree view,
which is easy with M1's 'flat' layout, but with M2's hierarchical layout
it's a bit trickier...
Specifically, I don't immediately see a way of figuring
