Hi Kumar,
To me, it depends on if you are talking about a structure in your build, or
in the ivy cache. If in the ivy cache, I'm not sure it's possible. If you
want that structure in your build, I think it's possible using different
configurations and the <ivy:retrieve> Ant task. In my ivy.xml, I have a few
different configurations. For example, I have one for compiling the
production code (compile), and one for what I need for unit tests (test).
Then at different points in my Ant script, I use <ivy:retrieve> to retrieve
a specific configuration into a specific directory.
My compile retrieve call looks like:
<ivy:retrieve
pattern="${build.lib}/[artifact]-[revision](-[classifier]).[ext]"
sync="true" conf="compile" />
My test retrieve call looks like:
<ivy:retrieve
pattern="${build.unittest.lib}/[artifact]-[revision](-[classifier]).[ext]"
sync="true" conf="test" />
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
topher
On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 8:03 AM, malepati <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hello Every one,
>
> I have a question:
> I want to create a custom library folder structure, is this possible thru
> ivy.xml ?
>
> Example:
> .libs
> !
> !__Folder1
> ! !
> ! !__Folder1.a
> ! !__Folder1.b
> ! !
> ! !_Folder1.b.i
> !
> !__Folder2
> !
> !__Folder2.a
> !__Folder2.b
> !
> !_Folder2.b.i
>
> Is this possible with ivy?
> because when I am trying to call one library i had to put all <includes>
> and
> <excludes>.
> If i can create such kind of folder structure its easy for me to call a
> particular folder when its necessary.
> Please share your ideas.
>
> --Kumar.
>
>
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