artifactLinkPublisher and URL authentication
Using RTC 2.0
My build uploads its build package to a Web Server. I'm using artifactLinkPublisher to publish a link to that Web server in the RTC build results. The build runs fine and the URL gets published correctly in the build results "Downloads" page. The URL however requires a userid/password to access. In the RTC client, in the "Downloads" page, when I right-click on the package and choose "Save As", the download appears to start (momentarily) but then just ends without an error message. No file is actually downloaded. Are authenticated URLs' supported in artifactLinkPublisher ? Cheers Dave |
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They are, in our own setup we publish to an https protected server and when I click the link from the Eclipse client a password prompt is shown.
Can you confirm that if you copy/paste the link from the build result into a browser that it fetches properly after the appropriate auth dialog? Cheers, Jean-Michel |
Thanks for confirming the support for protected URLs.
RE: pasting the URL into a browser Yes, I've confirmed that if I paste the URL from the 'Downloads' page into a browser, it downloads after a userid/password prompt. It's HTTP rather than HTTPS however. I'll go double check everything at my end again. Dave On 1/4/2010 9:34 PM, jlemieux wrote: They are, in our own setup we publish to an https protected server and |
I'm having a similar issue. The server is RTC 3.0.1.
I use artifactLinkPublisher to publish a ftp link. Using the RTC web client, a login prompt appears and it all works. However, with eclipse client, if I click the artifact downloads, I get the following error (no login prompt) Error downloading file. Reason: FtpLoginException Details: Not logged in sun.net.ftp.FtpLoginException I guess if I set up anonymous ftp this would work but that violates our internal security policy. Is there any way to get the login prompt when using the eclipse client? |
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