individual files so the
end user doesn't have to. However, this assumes your end users are running
your ANT script and that you are not just publishing to a common IVY repo for
anyone in the world to use. I use IVY in a corporate setting so I can control
everything including the ANT scripts
Hi all,
How do you approach publishing a binary library plus a large number of
supporting files? Specifically, we have a build that produces a binary DLL
+ many include files. I'd like to know what's the standard practice and
what are the gotchas.
I can publish the DLL and a zip
Hi,
I have two local repositories here.
I am publishing my module to the default repository, that works fine.
But my the ivy.xml file is been published into the other. Why that? Am I
missing something?
Regards,
Jefferson
structure. This is called on cache
documentation<http://ant.apache.org/ivy/history/latest-milestone/settings/caches.html>
.
Selectively killing cache contents sounds useful to me too.
As for your publishing - each time you publish an artifact, is it a new
[different] version - or a
versions, haven't looked at them
> recently.
>
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>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Tim Brown [mailto:tpbr...@gmail.com]
> Sent: Thursday, January 13, 2011 9:21 AM
> To: ivy-u...@ant.apache.org
> Subject: Re: Publishing C-module ar
I'm trying to write a java app that will publish artifacts from one repository
to another. The problem I'm running into seems to be caused by the
PublishEngine behavior with respect to revision. Specifically, in my first
repository, the revision is the build number. In my second repository, t
Hey Anthony -
This is kinda on the back burner for me for now, since I've been using
the SSH resolver for publishing for awhile... But thanks for sharing
your solution! If I need to get this running in future, I'll definitely
take a look back at this =).
Mike.
Michael Shea-2 w
Hi All,
I represent Packt Publishing, the publishers of computer related books.
We are planning to extend our range of Open Source books based on Java
technology and are currently inviting authors interested in writing them. This
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Hi All,
I represent Packt Publishing, the publishers of computer related books.
We are planning to extend our range of Open Source books based on Java
technology and are currently inviting authors interested in writing them. This
doesn't require any past writing experience. All th
Thank you for the quick response. Follow-ups in-line:
> The most common thing I've seen people do to create third-party Ivy modules
> from scratch is to effectively blur the line between a source Ivy module
> and
> a published Ivy module. So instead of running the ivy:publish Ant task to
> publish
Answers inline.
On Mon, Oct 5, 2009 at 5:04 AM, Troy Self wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am new to Ivy and am trying to setup a repository for my software team. I
> have
> gone through all of the tutorials on the web site and have some questions.
>
> Is there a tried and true approach for quickly creatin
According with your log, ivy is publishing with
ns-jmx-1.2.0-SNAPSHOT.jar. ant not
spyglass-1.2.0-SNAPSHOT. You might have spyglass-1.2.0-SNAPSHOT from a
previous publish when you had a different publishing pattern.
Daniel
: publishing :: com.ns#spyglass
published ns-jmx to
http
n and
sets the URLHandler to BasicURLHandler.
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Never mind, I got it to work.
Lesson: NEVER publish out of your source directory - always copy to dist and
publish from there !
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Not sure whats a good approach, ideally we'd have a release repo and a
development repo.
Jeffrey Fredrick wrote:
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 1:29 PM, csanders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We are a team of about 20 I was hoping to have a publicly shared repo where
all team members could publish th
Hi! I'm new to ivy and maven, we have setup a maven2 repository for use
with ivy, and I'm trying to publish my artifacts to it but am having
trouble understanding how to do this.
I'm trying to use the resolver but am getting a
'UnsupportedOperationException: URL repository do not support ap
[cross-posted from ivysvn mailing list. hoping someone on the larger
ivy-user list has dealt with this problem before... - Jtf ]
Is it possible to publish from multiple processes at the same time?
I suspect not but I'm looking for someone who knows what they're
talking about to confirm or deny...
file to
D:\eclipse-workspace\mymodule\dist/mymodule.xml
[ivy:publish] :: publishing :: shps#mymodule
[ivy:publish] published mymodule to
D:\ivyrepo/shps/mymodule/jars/mymodule-20081008.jar
[ivy:publish] published ivy to
D:\ivyrepo/shps/mymodule/ivys/ivy-20081008.xml
[ivy:publish] :: publishing :: sh
e: Ivy problem publishing with a forced dependency version
Now, I'm seeing this constantly... I can blow away my cache folder
completely, but the ivy.xml that used to work no longer does (without
the force=true)... what causes this error?
On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 2:11 PM, Patrick Aikens <[E
I use for publishing the following
> method of the PublishEngine:
>
> public Collection publish(ModuleDescriptor md, Collection
> srcArtifactPattern,
> DependencyResolver resolver, PublishOptions options)
> throws IOException { ...
>
> - Hans
>
> On Jan 23
I would like to add that so far I use for publishing the following
method of the PublishEngine:
public Collection publish(ModuleDescriptor md, Collection
srcArtifactPattern,
DependencyResolver resolver, PublishOptions options)
throws IOException { ...
- Hans
On Jan 23, 2008
published without any problems. But I want the ivy file
also to be published to the repository. But locally there exists no
ivy file. Only the ModuleDescriptor exists in memory.
Is there a way that Ivy does the ivy file generation on the fly for
publishing? Or do I have to locally generate a
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