http://forums.jfrog.org/file/n5701108/ivysettings-public_exc.xml
ivysettings-public_exc.xml 

Hi Yoav,

In fact we use a combination of resolvers:

Here’s the IVY setting file (see attachment “ivysettings-public_exc.xml”).

As you can see, there is a “public” resolver chain. 
In here “SF_public” is referring to a “virtual” artifactory.
This “virtual” repository references local/remote repositories
“SF_snapshots”, “SF_third_party” and “SF_releases”  (all of these are
“maven” resolvers)
Also in the “public” resolver chain the following items are mentioned:
“SF_third_party_URL” and “SF_snapshots_URL”. Both of these are “url based”
resolvers, pointing to the same artifactory repository as the above “maven”
resolvers.

This setup we had to do to be able to “IVY publish” our artifacts (including
the related IVY file) into the “snapshot” and/or “third party” repositories
and still get them out using IVY. (there is no “pom” put into the repository
when pubishing through ivy).  If there is no “SF_third_party_URL” and
“SF_snapshots_URL” in the chain, “ivy published” artifacts cannot be
resolved (using ivy) afterwards.
With this setup I do not get it to work.

Also I have tried fetching other artifact (using dyn.revs) that were
resolvable through a “maven” resolver (“SF_public”, in this case I had
disabled both “url based” resolvers); again this worked perfectly using
local repositories. It did again not work when start using remote
repositories (proxy setup).

So I did not see “dynamic revs” work yet in any setup using remote
repositories; also not in your suggested setup.
What is wrong / what am I doing wrong?

Cheers,
Wim


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