Maven: how to setup my pom.xml so that it can fetch depencies via HTTP and deploy module via FTP -


i'm trying setup pom.xml 1 of projects. , can't figure out how make fetch dependencies via http, deploy new artifacts via ftp.

here's situation. have multi-module project on working collaboratively other people. happen rent cheap web server allow me share release , snapshot versions of of modules via maven repository.

i want deployment repository authenticated (so authorized people can write it) , done via ftp.

on other hand, want able download published version of artifacts anonymously via http.

so far, thing found add following section pom.xml

<distributionmanagement>     <snapshotrepository>         <id>my.repo.snapshots</id>         <name>my repository - snapshots</name>         <url>${url}/snapshots</url>     </snapshotrepository>     <repository>         <id>my.repo.releases</id>         <name>my repository - releases</name>         <url>${url}/releases</url>     </repository> </distributionmanagement>

the problem setup doesn't let me pick ftp upload , http download.

is there way configure pom.xml that?

turns out solution right under nose. repositories deploying artifacts indeed configured through <distributionmanagement/>, repositories fetching artifacts configured through <repositories> element in <profiles> section.

my working pom.xml configuration includes: 

<distributionmanagement>     <repository>         <id>deploy.releases</id>         <name>repository - releases</name>         <url>ftp://ftp.domain.com/releases/</url>     </repository>     <snapshotrepository>         <id>deploy.snapshots</id>         <name>repository - snapshots</name>         <url>ftp://ftp.domain.com/snapshots/</url>     </snapshotrepository> </distributionmanagement>  <profiles>     <profile>         <id>project.default</id>          <activation>             <property>                 <name>!skipprojectdefaultprofile</name>             </property>         </activation>          <repositories>             <repository>                 <id>repo.releases</id>                 <url>http://maven.domain.com/releases/</url>             </repository>             <repository>                 <id>repo.snapshots</id>                 <url>http://maven.domain.com/snapshots/</url>             </repository>         </repositories>     </profile> </profiles>

on top of that, settings.xml contains authentication information ftp

<servers>     <server>         <id>deploy.releases</id>         <username>user</username>         <password>pass</password>     </server>     <server>         <id>deploy.snapshots</id>         <username>user</username>         <password>pass</password>     </server> </servers>

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