On jeudi 05 mars 2009 00:07:21 Alan Chaney wrote: > Hi Nicolas > > In answer to your questions see below > > Nicolas Lalevée wrote: > > Le 4 mars 09 à 18:39, Alan Chaney a écrit : > >> Hi > >> > >> I'm using ivy2.0.0/ivyide2.0.0.beta/eclipse 3.4 > >> > >> I have a number of projects which all contribute to a number of wars > >> (not all sub-projects are in every war.) > >> > >> I've been converting these to use ivyIde. I've been editing each > >> ivy.xml file for each project to specify the dependencies for that > >> project. It all works fine on a per project basis - that is, I can > >> right-click on the ivy.xml entry in the project menu and 'resolve'. > >> > >> However, if I clean and rebuild all the projects at once I get some > >> weird errors. It looks like ivyide is not recreating the classpath on > >> a 'per project' basis, but just for all the projects. > > > > By "clean and rebuild" do you mean using the command "clean" in the > > "Project" menu ? The classpath should not be be affected by this kind > > of task. > > Yes I'm using the Project->Clean and then selecting 5 projects to clean > at once. It cleans and then rebulds the workspace. When that has > completed there are errors in some projects which can then be removed by > right-clicking on the ivy.xml[*] entry and selecting "Resolve" on each > affected project.
Actually which errors are you seeing ? If the ivy cache is being wipeout somehow, then usually Eclipse complains about a build classpath problem, about some missing referenced jars, and don't even try to build anything. Nicolas > > Are your using some "resolve in workspace" feature in IvyDE ? > > Not as far as I know - some of the projects are referenced by other > projects (using the Projects tab in the "Configure Build Path" dialog) > > > Do you use some WTP enable project ? I don't know well how thoses > > features behave with classpath management and rebuilding. > > Yes I am using WTP - BUT the projects in which the problem occurs are > only 'Java' projects and only have the 'Java Nature' so there should be > no WTP stuff in there. I've checked, and none of these projects have a > .settings folder at the top level which is where WTP stores its > configuration stuff. > > As a general note it seems to me like the ivy cache is being cleared by > the multiple project rebuild but for each project. I don't understand > why. Maybe I'm doing something stupid in the ivy settings? > > > Hope that clarifies the problem. > > Alan
