Thanks to Param Namboodiri (lab team), GlassFish Nexus server is now up
and running
http://hudson.glassfish.org/ is now up as well.
No need to use "-P external-repo" profile.
Ken Cavanaugh wrote:
> Jane Young wrote:
>> Hi Ken,
>>
>> You need to build from a clean repo or remove javax/servlet/jsp from
>> the local Maven repository and then try "-P external-repo" ]
> OK, so I just delete ~/.m2/repository and try again? I have no idea
> how many artifacts
> are corrupted, so I'll just toss everything (most of my work in not in
> GFv3 anyway, so I can
> wait a couple of hours to get everything back again for QL and EJB
> devtests).
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ken.
>>
>> Even though the system hosting GlassFish Nexus server is down, the
>> page "http://maven.glassfish.org" redirects to a VMWare page which
>> maven actually downloads the html content as the artifact to your
>> local Maven repository. So this means that the downloaded artifacts
>> in your local Maven repository is now messed-up. You'll need to
>> remove the bad artifacts or start from a clean repo. Keep in mind
>> that building from a clean repo will take a LONG time. If you don't
>> want to wait, I suggest to remove the bad artifacts from the local
>> Maven repo and try building again.
>>
>> HTH,
>> Jane
>
>
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