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@tomaszkosturek If your internal CF behind a HTTP proxy you will need to set the HTTP_PROXY environment variable. see http://docs.gopivotal.com/pivotalcf/devguide/installcf/http-proxy.html
We intend to reproduce this internally and investigate.
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@kelapure: My CloudFoundry installation is in the internal network that I am also connecting from. The problem is between the CF servers and the internet.
I got an email from stopyro who shed some more light on this case. It turns out that aside from hosting an internal repo and reconfiguring the liberty.yml to point to the local url, it is also required to set useRepository to false.
You can find the summary below:
"A bit more of history and the implicatons of setting useRepository to false.
For standalone Liberty, I believe there are core, extended and nd packages, although I've only ever used the first two. The original version of the Liberty buildpack limited you to the functionality in the core package. Access to function in the extended package is currently provided by the liberty_repository. At present, that requires connectivity to an external repository. An "offline" solution is being worked on, but is not yet available. By setting the "useRepository: false" you will revert to the previous model. You'll have access to function in Liberty core only."
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@tomaszkosturek could you please show me the �features in your server.xml you are attempting to install. It would help us debug this issue.
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@chibi03 @kelapure @tomaszkosturek
i have got the same problem too(Compile failed with exception #<RuntimeError: could not install required features, output is CWWKF1203E: Unable to obtain the following features: [jaxrs-1.1, webProfile-6.0]).
and the feature in service.xml is as follows:
has any help?
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To recap...
README.md contains instructions on how to fork the buildpack and set up a local repository. In step 7, you are instructed to modify config/liberty.yml to point to your local repository. Under liberty_repository_properties, you also need to set the "useRepository" flag to false.
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Closing this as:
- HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY environment variables are supported now.
- Provided better documentation on configuring Liberty repository information.
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