Kirby: Thanks, but again, your response is so much beyond what I understand as to be less useful than I'm sure you intended it to be. Thanks for the intent, at least.
I'll have to fuss with this for some more time on my own, I suppose. My biggest problem at this point <emphasis>is</emphasis> my frustration, which is being taken out on Ivy rather than on the documentation, where it properly belongs. I really don't want to do that - I want to be useful and contribute. But it's difficult to feel useful when you can't do the first thing that comes out of box (beyond, of course, the simple tutorial examples). I will ask about more specific issues as they come up, but at this point I honestly don't understand even enough to ask questions. And this should give someone pause, given what I bring to the table in the way of experience and intelligence. Again, many thanks for your intent. David -----Original Message----- From: Kirby Files [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2010 8:30 AM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: Question about documentation Sorry, David, I cannot help provide a link to different documentation. In regards to understanding Ivy better, one thing that I'd recommend is reading everything you can about the dependency conf attribute and defaultConfMapping. I didn't truly understand what I was doing with Ivy until I had a good grasp on how Ivy configurations worked for recursive dependencies. If you want specific help rather than just discussing your frustration, please provide ivy.settings, ivy.xml files, ant fragments, and the issues you are having, and usually many people on this list are happy to help. Thanks, --- Kirby Files Software Architect Masergy Communications [email protected]
