If you are using this feature, is there any way you can get an ivy managed
dependency that is in the workspace to somehow automatically deploy its jar
into a web project ?
My scenario was
Web project A depends on B
B was a J2EE module dependency/web library and eclipse automatically
compiles
"What I did to solve the problem is: Setting the Eclipse Project
dependencies (as without ivy) B -> A. Now you have the 'problem' that the
projects are added twice (Ivy Managed Dependencies and Eclipse Project
dependencies), but on the project Build Path you can adjust the order so
that the wo
r so that the workspace project is
above the ivy managed dependencies.
That works for me (including workspace modifications and compilation).
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Sent: Dienstag, 2. Dezember 2008 16:22
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Subject: Refact
I have this scenario. Project A depends on Project B
Before using Ivy I would have Project A and B in my Eclipse workspace, and
A would have B as a project on the Build Path.
This meant that if I refactored something in B (e.g. rename a service) it
would update references to it in A.
Now I a
