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With cleaner metadata using only one ivy:cachepath would be enough. Without
Ivy, you can simply use a get task and build a path from the downloa
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Here's what we do in Ivy build to use emma (this is just an example):
Hi,
I wonder whether Ant/Ivy has a "dependency fetching" mechanism like Maven
has
regarding "plugins". This is what I have in mind: A antlib provides
tasks
and macros and implements them in terms of 3rdparty libraries. Those
libraries
are described in dependencies (perhaps a la Maven).
Here's what we do in Ivy build to use emma (this is just an example):
With cleaner metadata using only one ivy:cachepath would be enough. Without
Ivy, you can simply use a get task and build a path from the downloaded jar.
That's what w
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On Nov 14, 2007 3:18 PM, Dominique Devienne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Nov 14, 2007 8:07 AM, Wolfgang Häfelinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> * Simple fix...place all third-party jars in $ANT_HOME/lib
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> Honestly, putting something into Ant's lib directory is really ugly and all
> those alternatives ($HOME/.ant etc) do not solve the overall problem.
If the proje
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Hi all,
As some of you probably know already, the HK OSSummit has been canceled
due to lack of a
Hey Kev,
I just browsed your presentation and came across page 3/54 where I'm
reading
* Simple fix...place all third-party jars in $ANT_HOME/lib
Honestly, putting something into Ant's lib directory is really ugly and
all
those alternatives ($HOME/.ant etc) do not solve the overall problem.
Nice presentation, thanks for sharing!
One minor thing about Ivy presentation: I think the slide on artifact
declaration is misleading: when you say that the master conf has no
dependency, this is not a consequence of the publication section, the master
conf could have dependencies. The only thing
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