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Re: [aether-users] Proxy integration inside Eclipse
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Andreas Sewe wrote:
AFAIK, you need to do this programmatically, as Aether doesn't know
anything about the way how Eclipse handles proxies.
Correct.
There is a
ProxySelector interface [1], however, so I would suggest writing an
Adapter from Eclipse's IProxyService to Aether's ProxySelector.
Yup.
However, keep in mind that Aether then gets an up-to-date view of
Eclipse's proxy configuration, which may change over time (although I
don't know how often Aether actually queries the ProxySelector; probably
Benjamin knows).
The primary need for the ProxySelector is to determine a proxy for
repositories declared in artifact descriptors (POMs). So in a context
using the maven-aether-provider, the ProxySelector can get called
whenever readArtifactDescriptor() is invoked, directly or indirectly
(e.g. during transitive dependency collection).
RemoteRepository instances that the application passes into the various
*Request objects already have their required proxy (if any) assigned.
Aether 0.9.0.M4 introduced a new util method newResolutionRepositories()
to help users apply their current ProxySelector when building the
effective RemoteRepository instance. But in general, the ProxySelector
is irrelevant once a RemoteRepository instance is set up.
Benjamin
