Frankly, I'm surprised that the p2 bundles are even present on
archive.eclipse.org, as no actively maintained project in Eclipse uses the Jetty 9.x bundles.
JGit is an actively maintained Eclipse project and uses 9.4.x (9.4.44 on master) update to Jetty 10 is in progress.
Since we also maintain older JGit versions it's a hassle if the path of archived Jetty versions changes since
of all the affected older JGit releases.
Maybe someone on the cross projects list knows why the 9.4.x jetty p2 repos
were archived to the wrong path and can fix that ?
How does JGit use Jetty?
I'm genuinely curious, as I've used jgit in many projects and haven't noticed Jetty before.
JGit uses jetty for tests, e.g. to test the git servlet implementing the http support used by jgit based git servers
Starting with Jetty 10, the P2 repositories are entirely maintained within Maven Central using the Tycho P2 featureset to use a maven repository vs a bundle server.
Can you provide some pointers how we can use these p2 repositories on Maven Central?
Not sure, nobody on the Eclipse Jetty project uses OSGi or P2 themselves.
The P2 repositories for Jetty that you find at Eclipse are maintained by other Eclipse projects that need them.
Perhaps the issue and subsequent PR might give you pointers?
-Matthias
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