Running from within a firewall about cleo

[jlpoolen]

When I first installed the cleo-primer, I did so as root and with a not-as-restrictive firewall. The appropriate files were downloaded by maven and stored under root's .m2/repository. When I was under a restrictive firewall, I attempted to run as user jlpoole and since it was the first time, the failed attempt to download through the proxy proved fatal to the launching of the server. When I changed to root and ran the cleo-primer, attempts were made to download, again, but since the previous run in the less restrictive environment had successfully downloaded the requisite files, the files were available for this session where the Maven proxy configuration does not seem to be working.

Conclusion, once you're able to download the required files, they can be used later when download is not possible. The project uses cached files.

[jingwei]

It is not necessary to install cleo-primer as root. It can be any user like jlpoolen under a restrictive firewall. For the maven repository/cache, once you have needed jars downloaded, they are cached and reused.