moving to repository.jboss.org

[aguizar]

QA has decommissioned repository.jboss.com (backed by a CVS repo) and replaced it with repository.jboss.org (backed by a SVN repo).

While the former is still available, it is read-only. New libraries will be available from the latter exclusively. I'm changing build.properties from:

remote.repository=http://repository.jboss.com

to

remote.repository=http://repository.jboss.org

I tried the change locally and it works just fine.

[dmlloyd]

Alex, you are confused. The NEW site is repository.jboss.com, and in actual fact repository.jboss.com and repository.jboss.org BOTH point to the SVN repository. The message was that repository.jboss.org would eventually go away, which is why I switched to repository.jboss.com some weeks ago. Please revert the change.

[aguizar]

David, the source of the confusion might be Paul Gier's email:

The web site for downloading artifacts (http://repository.jboss.com) is also now available at http://repository.jboss.org. The old URL http://repository.jboss.com will still be available, but please be aware that this URL will eventually go away, so references to this site should be updated.

You are right in that both repository.jboss.com and repository.jboss.org point to the same location now, but if I understand correctly, the URL that will go away is repository.jboss.com. Perhaps I missed something?

[dmlloyd]

I talked to Paul Gier and you are correct, it will be .org from now on. Guess I'm the one who is confused. :-)

[tom.baeyens]

alex, if it works for you as you mentioned, then you can check in the repository-name-update

[msandoz]

sorry for the newbie question but is this where i go now for the source repository instead of fisheye.jboss.com? my firewall blocks cvs access so i had to use cvsgrab - is svn now available to me to download? cvsgrab is great for what it does but will be a pain to maintain for long...

[kukeltje]

no.... the repository is for binaries of libs.

[mirek.begier]

Hi kukeltje,

"kukeltje" wrote:
no.... the repository is for binaries of libs.

Ok, I understand that I can find source code in archive e.g. jbpm-jpdl-3.2.2.zip from

http://labs.jboss.com/jbossjbpm/downloads/ but where is repository with current sources?

Where can I find sources for JBPM 3.3 or 4.0? Is there any public repository with current sources?

Regards,
Mirek
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