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 Developing Archiva
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 Henri Yandell
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 20 October 2006
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Goal

  The idea here is to explain how to develop Archiva; or at least to provide some 
  insight into what is what within the maven/archiva/ directory.

Subprojects

  The following subprojects exist within Archiva:

  * archiva-applet - The progress bar on the checksum checking page.

  * archiva-configuration - A facade on top of the Plexus configuration XML.

  * archiva-converter - converts an m1 repository to an m2 one - currently not hooked up

  * archiva-core - central code, business objects, modello etc.

  * archiva-discoverer - monitors the managed repositories and kicks off the indexing.

  * archiva-indexer - the lucene indexing.

  * archiva-plexus-application - archiva can run on plexus as well as as a war. This creates a plexus app.

  * archiva-plexus-runtime - archiva can run on plexus as well as as a war. This runs lots of apps.

  * archiva-proxy - proxies repositories?

  * archiva-reports-standard - a couple of reports are implemented. Not very pluginable yet.

  * archiva-repository-layer - a query layer for the reports

  * archiva-security - webapp security

  * archiva-utils - some handy archiva specific utils

  * archiva-webapp - creates a war file

  * design - contains a mock-up currently

  * maven-meeper - rsync scripts to sync repositories. Also converts m1 repositories to m2 repositories.

Concepts

  There are various terms in Archiva that are worth explaining and defining. 

  * "Managed" - A managed repository is a repository which Archiva is sitting on top of that may be browsed.

  * "Indexed" - The ability to search a managed repository.

  * "Proxied" - A remote repository which an existing managed repository can be used as a facade for.

  * "Synchronized" - A remote repository which is physically copied down to be managed under Archiva. 

  * "Identifier" - A short ID for your repository that will be used in URLs.