Using
Version: 3.4.1
Build id: M20080911-1700
(linux, Java 1.6)
with same updatesite.
It works and I was just able to build and run the ivy project (co from
svn) after import in Eclipse (although using NB most of the time cause
of eclipse plugin nightmare ;-) ).
On Mon, 2009-01-05 at 15:42 -
Version: 3.4.1
Build id: M20080911-1700
On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 3:34 PM, Kay Kay wrote:
> Mondain wrote:
>
>> I'm beyond frustrated at this point, but I will be as succinct as possible
>> here. I am a core developer on the Red5 project and I implemented Ivy
>> for dependency handling some time ag
Mondain wrote:
I'm beyond frustrated at this point, but I will be as succinct as possible
here. I am a core developer on the Red5 project and I implemented Ivy
for dependency handling some time ago (>1 year) in lieu of Maven. Eclipse is
our IDE of choice so naturally we try to use the IvyDE to ke
I'm beyond frustrated at this point, but I will be as succinct as possible
here. I am a core developer on the Red5 project and I implemented Ivy
for dependency handling some time ago (>1 year) in lieu of Maven. Eclipse is
our IDE of choice so naturally we try to use the IvyDE to keep our deps
dynam
At first sight, it seems like a bug to me, could you open a JIRA ticket?
The difference between "latest-time" and the default latest strategy is that I
think for latest-time Ivy will need to download the ivy.xml while for the
default latest strategy, this ivy.xml is not needed.
I guess something
Thanks Maarten, that's very helpful. I'm reworking my build structure
over the next few days
and I'll take your comments into account.
Alan
Maarten Coene wrote:
Here is how I use it:
I always use ivy:cachpath for "building" tasks like:
- compilation
- junit testing
- PMD/Checkstyle/... repor
Here is how I use it:
I always use ivy:cachpath for "building" tasks like:
- compilation
- junit testing
- PMD/Checkstyle/... reporting
I only do a retrieve when creating a zip, war or ear (or anything else that
will be distributed) so it can be installed/deployed independently.
Maarten
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Yes, that makes sense, because after all the build file is probably
already dependent upon ivy
(it will have all the ivy resolve stuff in it at the very least.)
Another thought (I'm not sure if this is OT) - what does IvyDE for
eclipse do? I've been trying to
find the time to work out whether I
I'm not an expert but here's my comment :-)
I think we should simply change the comment from "Please prefer the use of
retrieve + standard ant path creation" to "You may want to prefer the use of
retrieve + standard ant path creation".
If you don't care about making your ant build "independent fr
I wondered about this as well - I've been using ivy:retrieve to pull
stuff into local folders and using that for the jar/war builds. This can
get a bit messy, so I was quite interested in using ivy:cachepath when
it was raised in this thread because then I would only have to have one
copy of a
Hello,
I encountered a strange behaviour during retrieve and I don't know if
it's a bug or due to my misunderstanding ...
(ivy 2 RC2)
This works:
Case A)
This not:
Case B)
It seems that the publications section is not honored in Case B. Instead
ivy is looking f
Is it possible somehow using the pathconvert task to translate one relative
path to another, given a "reference point"?
E.g.
Given the following directory structure:
modules/mymodule/resources/css/something.css
I have relative paths in something.css like the following:
background-image: url(.
I wouldn't use cachepath, as one would normally not have the ivy cache
present on the deployment target.
We use the ivy cache jars via IvyDE for compilation, but ivy retrieve for
pulling jars into wars.
Target
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Is cachepath the preferred way to do this? The docs seem to suggest
otherwise:
"Please prefer the use of retrieve + standard ant path creation, which
make your build more independent from ivy (once artifacts are properly
retrieved, ivy is not required any more)."
This almost sounds like it is de
Rohit P wrote:
Hi,
I have to write a build script that will invoke a batch file on remote m/c
if it runs SSH, you can in. If it is just a windows box, install
telnet service and run .
--
Steve Loughran http://www.1060.org/blogxter/publish/5
Author: Ant in Action ht
Hi,
I have to write a build script that will invoke a batch file on remote m/c
[i have mapped using network drives on local m/c to one of the drives of
remote machine].
This batch file uses resources on remote m/c and generates an executable
file. I have to then copy that executable for local m/c.
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