RE: Why is Ivy locking my resolved dependencies until Ant finishes processing?

I had similar issues when using retrieved libs in my compile and test stages. The solution is instead to use ivy:cacheclasspath to populate the build and test classpath, and only use retrieve for deployment. Thanks, Kirby Files -Original Message- From: Imner, Andreas Sent: Friday

Re: Sharing Ivy settings file amongst developpers

with branch_A specified will show up in the list. As always, Shawn, I am in awe of your descriptions of your dev/build environment. You clearly get a lot more out of ant/ivy than most. --- Kirby Files Software Architect Masergy Communications kfi...@masergy.com

Re: [ivyde] WorkspaceResolver

Nicolas Lalevée wrote on 03/25/2009 11:29 AM: The worksapce resolver implemented in the beta1 is a sort of workaround. The process implemented is to launch a normal resolve. Then if some of the resolved dependency is mathing the organization name and module name of some project in your Eclipse wo

Re: private repository MANIFEST.MF guessing the right repository structure

atching on the module name; (3) the top-level of the jar packages; (4) if all else fails. just ask the user. Note the script requires all jars to follow the naming convention module-ver.jar. Too few jars have relevant and consistent metadata within their MANIFEST to do otherwise. Thanks, --- K

Re: Problems downloading the Spring Framework: Ivy 2.0.0

esolver is the maven2 repo. Also, the Ivy Roundup package resolver provides lots of modules for projects which do not have a repository: http://code.google.com/p/ivyroundup/ Thanks, --- Kirby Files Software Architect Masergy Communications kfi...@masergy.com

Re: Problems downloading the Spring Framework: Ivy 2.0.0

nding good resolvers on the web? It seems the main problem with Ivy is not having all of the correct resolvers. Well, I use these two all of the time: On Wed, Feb 4, 2009 at 11:21 AM, Kirby Files wrote: Tyler Kocheran wrote on 02/04/2009 01:57 PM: The error actually turned out to be in this li

Re: Problems downloading the Spring Framework: Ivy 2.0.0

Tyler Kocheran wrote on 02/04/2009 01:57 PM: The error actually turned out to be in this line: If I change that line to something else that's a real package, like "org.springframework.orm", it works. How do I download the entire Spring Framework, though? If I can't figure that out, whatever, I

Re: Problems downloading the Spring Framework: Ivy 2.0.0

http://repository.springsource.com/ivy/bundles/external/[organisation]/[module]/[revision]/[artifact]-[revision].[ext]"; /> ref="jcom.springsource.repository.bundles.external"/> Thanks, --- Kirby Files Software

Re: IvyDE doesn't pick up ivy.xml changes made outside of Eclipse

CalvinJ wrote on 01/21/2009 08:13 PM: I'm guessing I've configured something wrong but when using Ivy 2.0.0rc2 and IvyDE 2.0.0beta1 in Eclipse 3.3, it works the first time you set it up on a project. But when you change any dependencies in ivy.xml outside of Eclipse, it never picks up the change.

Re: sftp.keyFile must be absolute

ds or forwards compatible. A real flag day! --- Kirby Files Software Architect Masergy Communications kfi...@masergy.com

Re: Reinforce dependency control

Gilles Scokart wrote on 10/08/2008 09:40 AM: I would like to start with the easiest : the compile path. (Next I would try to do the same for test classpath, and maybe for runtime classpath) I would like to push my build to an extreme solution. I want to make a build fail if some jars of the com