there is no properly docs for nexus 3. So seems I got problem in searching the token key
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is there anybody here, who has programmatically accessed the "Nexus Repository Manager 3" ? in particular I can not achieve the token key
java nexus3
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is there anybody here, who has programmatically accessed the "Nexus Repository Manager 3" ? in particular I can not achieve the token key
java nexus3
asked Nov 22 at 11:01
Hayk Mkhitaryan
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is there anybody here, who has programmatically accessed the "Nexus Repository Manager 3" ? in particular I can not achieve the token key
java nexus3
asked Nov 22 at 11:01
Hayk Mkhitaryan
69211
is there anybody here, who has programmatically accessed the "Nexus Repository Manager 3" ? in particular I can not achieve the token key
java nexus3
java nexus3
asked Nov 22 at 11:01
Hayk Mkhitaryan
69211
asked Nov 22 at 11:01
Hayk Mkhitaryan
69211
asked Nov 22 at 11:01
Hayk Mkhitaryan
69211
asked Nov 22 at 11:01
Hayk Mkhitaryan
69211
asked Nov 22 at 11:01
Hayk Mkhitaryan
69211
69211
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Can you explain the use case more detailed?
If you want to access the API
How do you want to access the API? Via REST? Are you aware, that only Nexus Repository Pro only provides access to the REST API?
answered Nov 22 at 11:05
saschadoemer
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yes, offcourse via rest.
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 22 at 11:08
by saying pro, you mean nexus3 ?
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 22 at 11:17
Nexus has two different types of licensing models, first the OSS version which is free, but does not provide access via REST API (see here for details). The PRO version does provide a REST API. We are using the REST API for fetching artifacts during the continuous delivery process, therefore I could provide some help if you perhaps have more details what exactly you want to do.
– saschadoemer
Nov 22 at 14:30
Dear @saschadoemer, can you please tell me, is it possible not to use groove script for creating a nexus 3 repo, but using just java for that?
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 23 at 6:37
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
0
down vote
Can you explain the use case more detailed?
If you want to access the API
How do you want to access the API? Via REST? Are you aware, that only Nexus Repository Pro only provides access to the REST API?
answered Nov 22 at 11:05
saschadoemer
113
yes, offcourse via rest.
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 22 at 11:08
by saying pro, you mean nexus3 ?
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 22 at 11:17
Nexus has two different types of licensing models, first the OSS version which is free, but does not provide access via REST API (see here for details). The PRO version does provide a REST API. We are using the REST API for fetching artifacts during the continuous delivery process, therefore I could provide some help if you perhaps have more details what exactly you want to do.
– saschadoemer
Nov 22 at 14:30
Dear @saschadoemer, can you please tell me, is it possible not to use groove script for creating a nexus 3 repo, but using just java for that?
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 23 at 6:37
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
Can you explain the use case more detailed?
If you want to access the API
How do you want to access the API? Via REST? Are you aware, that only Nexus Repository Pro only provides access to the REST API?
answered Nov 22 at 11:05
saschadoemer
113
yes, offcourse via rest.
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 22 at 11:08
by saying pro, you mean nexus3 ?
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 22 at 11:17
Nexus has two different types of licensing models, first the OSS version which is free, but does not provide access via REST API (see here for details). The PRO version does provide a REST API. We are using the REST API for fetching artifacts during the continuous delivery process, therefore I could provide some help if you perhaps have more details what exactly you want to do.
– saschadoemer
Nov 22 at 14:30
Dear @saschadoemer, can you please tell me, is it possible not to use groove script for creating a nexus 3 repo, but using just java for that?
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 23 at 6:37
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
Can you explain the use case more detailed?
If you want to access the API
How do you want to access the API? Via REST? Are you aware, that only Nexus Repository Pro only provides access to the REST API?
answered Nov 22 at 11:05
saschadoemer
113
Can you explain the use case more detailed?
If you want to access the API
How do you want to access the API? Via REST? Are you aware, that only Nexus Repository Pro only provides access to the REST API?
answered Nov 22 at 11:05
saschadoemer
113
answered Nov 22 at 11:05
saschadoemer
113
answered Nov 22 at 11:05
saschadoemer
113
answered Nov 22 at 11:05
saschadoemer
113
113
yes, offcourse via rest.
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 22 at 11:08
by saying pro, you mean nexus3 ?
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 22 at 11:17
Nexus has two different types of licensing models, first the OSS version which is free, but does not provide access via REST API (see here for details). The PRO version does provide a REST API. We are using the REST API for fetching artifacts during the continuous delivery process, therefore I could provide some help if you perhaps have more details what exactly you want to do.
– saschadoemer
Nov 22 at 14:30
Dear @saschadoemer, can you please tell me, is it possible not to use groove script for creating a nexus 3 repo, but using just java for that?
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 23 at 6:37
add a comment |
yes, offcourse via rest.
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 22 at 11:08
by saying pro, you mean nexus3 ?
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 22 at 11:17
Nexus has two different types of licensing models, first the OSS version which is free, but does not provide access via REST API (see here for details). The PRO version does provide a REST API. We are using the REST API for fetching artifacts during the continuous delivery process, therefore I could provide some help if you perhaps have more details what exactly you want to do.
– saschadoemer
Nov 22 at 14:30
Dear @saschadoemer, can you please tell me, is it possible not to use groove script for creating a nexus 3 repo, but using just java for that?
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 23 at 6:37
yes, offcourse via rest.
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 22 at 11:08
yes, offcourse via rest.
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 22 at 11:08
by saying pro, you mean nexus3 ?
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 22 at 11:17
by saying pro, you mean nexus3 ?
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 22 at 11:17
Nexus has two different types of licensing models, first the OSS version which is free, but does not provide access via REST API (see here for details). The PRO version does provide a REST API. We are using the REST API for fetching artifacts during the continuous delivery process, therefore I could provide some help if you perhaps have more details what exactly you want to do.
– saschadoemer
Nov 22 at 14:30
Nexus has two different types of licensing models, first the OSS version which is free, but does not provide access via REST API (see here for details). The PRO version does provide a REST API. We are using the REST API for fetching artifacts during the continuous delivery process, therefore I could provide some help if you perhaps have more details what exactly you want to do.
– saschadoemer
Nov 22 at 14:30
Dear @saschadoemer, can you please tell me, is it possible not to use groove script for creating a nexus 3 repo, but using just java for that?
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 23 at 6:37
Dear @saschadoemer, can you please tell me, is it possible not to use groove script for creating a nexus 3 repo, but using just java for that?
– Hayk Mkhitaryan
Nov 23 at 6:37
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