In JFrog Artifactory, you can use the Artifacts page to find and view information about folders, repositories, and artifacts. There are three browsing experiences for finding artifacts: the repository tree, the native browser, and WebDAV.
To learn more about browsing artifacts in Artifactory, see the following information:
Repository Tree
The repository tree displays the full repository hierarchy and information about each level. For any repository, folder, or artifact you select, you can see item details in the pane next to the repository tree and perform different management actions. The details and tabs available are context-sensitive and depend on the selected item.
You can apply filters to get a reduced, specific view of repositories, folders, and artifacts in the repository tree. For more information, see Apply Artifact Filters.
Tip
You can configure a repository to allow viewing the content of HTML, Javadoc, JSON, and other files directly from the file URL in the repository tree. For more information, see Advanced Settings for Local Repositories.
Repository Sort Order
The default sort order for repositories in the repository tree is: virtual, local, remote, cached.
You can modify this order through the artifactory.treebrowser.sortRepositories.sortByType system property. For example, to reverse the sort order, the property would be set as follows:
artifactory.treebrowser.sortRepositories.sortByType=cached,remote,local,virtual
If you omit any repository type in the specified sort order, it will be ordered according to the default setting.