JFrog artifactory remote repository artifacts

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JFrog artifactory sees the tree of the remote repository, but does not see its artifacts.

A setting "Store Artifacts Locally" in the Advanced Remote Repositories Settings is selected.

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Which type of repository (npm, maven, docker etc.)? - Dror Bereznitsky
@DrorBereznitsky maven repo - xy3yx
most Maven repositories should support remote browsing. Which remote repository are you proxying? - Dror Bereznitsky
@DrorBereznitsky I use nexus repository - xy3yx

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"Store Artifacts Locally" if enabled, when ever you download an artifact from the remote repository it will cache a local copy. Next time when you request the same artifact, it will serve it from the cache. Only after caching you can browse it in UI.