I wrote a blog post showing how to set up your project to use spring's repository compass-projects own Maven repository and falling back to the ibiblio maven repository here which will hopefully show how to get started:
http://www.mattgoldspink.co.uk/2009/03/01/using-ivy-with-springs-repository-and-other-maven-repositories/ infinity2heaven wrote: > > I got it working for a sample springframework from ibiblio. > > <dependency org="org.springframework" transitive="false" name="spring" > rev="2.5.6"/> > > However, it downloads the *.sources.jar and *.javadocs.jar as well. > > I can ignore them by including only that specific jar. > > <dependency org="org.springframework" transitive="false" name="spring" > rev="2.5.6"> > <artifact name="spring" type="jar" ext="jar"/> > </dependency> > > It seems redundant that I have to do this for all my dependencies! Is > there a better way? > > > infinity2heaven wrote: >> >> There isn't a single example available in the tutorials or online that >> explains a complete setup for a web based project using spring/hibernate >> or jsf with my our maven repository url configured (ivysettings.xml?) >> >> Its ironic that Ivy says it's "light weight" and provides over a hundred >> pages of documentation without a real life example, making it a strict No >> for early adopters. >> >> Any help appreciated. >> >> Thanks >> > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/example-ivy---build.xml-file-for-spring-jsf-hibernate-project-tp22461453p22464286.html Sent from the ivy-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
