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I've been using Ivy a bit but I seem to still have a lot to learn.
I have two projects. One is a web app and the other is a library upon which the web app depends. The set up is that the library project is compiled to a jar file and published using Ivy to a directory within the project. In the…
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Hey folks,
I'm using ant, ivy and nexus repo manager to build and store my artifacts. I managed to get everything working: dependency resolution and publishing. Until I hit a problem... (of course!).
I was publishing to a 'release' repo in nexus, which is locked to 'disable redeploy' (even if you…
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We've got a parent project and a child project java builds using ant and ivy. The child project needs to be able to build independently.
When the parent project calls the child project the antfile command - the parent project's ivy.xml overrides the child project's ivy.xml
Does anyone know how…
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I have a local Artifactory repository in which I have two jars for commons-logging: one for version 1.0.4 and one for version 1.1.1. I'm experimenting with using Ivy to download the older one with an ant task (with the proper dependency tag in ivy.xml), and then I change the "rev" attribute of this…
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Is there a well-established way to share Ant targets between projects? I have a solution currently, but it's a bit inelegant. Here's what I'm doing so far.
I've got a file called ivy-tasks.xml hosted on a server on our network. This file contains, among other targets, boilerplate tasks for managing…
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