The behaviour you want is not possible with Ivy at the moment.

Maybe you could try to accomplish what you want with a custom version-matcher. 
For this, you have to implement the 
org.apache.ivy.plugin.version.VersionMatcher interface and invent a syntax for 
this kind of version, like for instance:
<dependency org="org.addons" module="addonB" revision="resolvable" />

But maybe a much simpler solution is to add the missing addonA versions to your 
repository?

regards,
Maarten




----- Original Message ----
From: lemine youssef <[email protected]>
To: Garima Bathla <[email protected]>; [email protected]
Sent: Wed, December 30, 2009 12:50:28 PM
Subject: Re: transitive dependencies fails

Thanks again for your care,

<<What is the expected behavior from ivy?>>
I expected Ivy to get the latest version of moduleB for wich he can resolve
the dependency of moduleA, thats means:
I excpect that ivy take the latest version of B trys to resole its dependencies
and in case of failure, Ivy should take the previous version of B and so on 
until
it found a version of B for which the dependencies can be resolved.
if all version of B are tried without success the Ivy can stop and return 
UNRESOLVED DEPENDENCY.

In my case I excpect that Ivy proceed this way
   a)- take the version 3.0 of addonB (dependency on addonA not satisfied);
   b)- take the version 2.0 of addonB (dependency on addonA not satisfied);
   c)- take the version 1.0 of addonB (dependency on addonA is now  satisfied);
   return success.


<<but what you are seeing? >>
Ivy is trying to resolve the dependency of the absolute latest version of 
moduleB which is not possible, so he fails and stop.
In my case Ivy only tries the version 3.0 of B .

I hope is now clear
thank again for u'r time.

Youssef.


Garima Bathla a écrit :
> I am little confused with your reply. Can you tell me please what you are 
> expecting and what behavior you are seeing.
> 
> What is the expected behavior from ivy? but what you are seeing?
> 
> That will be problem statement for me to solve.. I am right now not clear.
> 
> 
> for ivy I supposed that he will search for latest for module B for which we 
> can resolve dependencies.
> Actually he searches for the laster version of A regardless of the existence 
> of dependences.
> ========================
> 
>     Version 3.0=====================================
>     <ivy-module version="2.0">
>      <info organization="org.addons" module="addonB" revision="3.0"/>
>      <dependencies>
>      <dependency org="org.addons" name="addonA" transitive="true"
>     rev="[3,)"/>
>      </dependencies>
>     </ivy-module>
> 
> 
> 
> So it is looking for 3 or higher version of A because that is how you have 
> declared the dependencies for revision=3 for moduleB.
> 
> 
> 
> On Tue, Dec 29, 2009 at 3:29 PM, lemine youssef <[email protected] 
> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> 
>     Garima Bathla a écrit :
> 
>     Thanks for your response :-) ;
>     my answers, explanations inside your response.
> 
>         I did not quite understood your problem? Dependencies that do
>         not exist will
>         fail and looks like you do undestand that.
>          
>     I do understand.
> 
>         When I try to resolve an artifact B which depends on artifact
>         A it fails
>         because the "latest.integration" of B dpends on* a non
>         existing revision  of
>         A.*
> 
>         I also see, the B module depends on same or higher revisions of A
> 
>         so e.g. revision 1 of B depends on revision 1 or higher till 2
>         of A
>                  revision 2 of B depends on revision 2 or higher till
>         3 of A
>                  revision 3 of B depends on revision 3 of A
> 
>         So if you have no idea on who is developing module A or it is
>         always going
>         to be a fixed revision I suggest you fix the dependency
>         element in moduleB
>         to depend on revision (,3.0]
> 
>         <dependency org="org.addons" name="addonA" transitive="true"
>         rev="(,3.0]"/>
> 
>          
>     module A is always growing with time and every-time  he came non
>     compatible with
>     B, I do the necessary changes (and raise the revision) on  the
>     module B .
> 
>     but for some production environment will always keep a specific
>     version of A (may be an old one),
>     therefore we keep that version locally.
>     for ivy I supposed that he will search for latest for module B for
>     which we can resolve dependencies.
>     Actually he searches for the laster version of A regardless of the
>     existence of dependences.
> 
>     I hope Its now clear for you.
>     thank u again.
>     Youssef.
> 
>         HTH,
>         Garima.
> 
>         On Tue, Dec 29, 2009 at 11:42 AM, lemine youssef <
>        [email protected]
>         <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
> 
>          
>             Hi all;
> 
>             When I try to resolve an artifact B which depends on
>             artifact A it fails
>             because the "latest.integration" of B dpends on a non
>             existing revision  of
>             A.
> 
>             I have two locals repositories and use a chain resolver
>             like this
>             <ivysettings>
>              <settings defaultResolver="test"/>     <caches
>             defaultCacheDir="${ivy.cache.dir}/ivy-cache">
>                  <cache name="mycache"
>                     basedir="${ivy.cache.dir}/repository"
>                     ivyPattern="ivy.xml"
>                     artifactPattern="[artifact]-[revision].jar"
>                     lockStrategy="no-lock"
>                     defaultTTL="5s">
>                  </cache>
>              </caches>
>              <resolvers>
>                  <chain name="test">
>                      <filesystem name="company">
>                            <ivy
>             pattern="${ivy-home-repo}/repository2/[module]/[revision]/ivy.xml"
>             />
>                            <artifact
>             
> pattern="${ivy-home-repo}/repository2/[module]/[revision]/[artifact]-[revision].jar"
>             />
>                      </filesystem>
>                      <filesystem name="woekspace">
>                              <ivy
>             
> pattern="${ivy-home-repo}/repository1/[module]/[revision]/ivy.xml"/>
>                              <artifact
>             
> pattern="${ivy-home-repo}/repository1/[module]/[revision]/[artifact]-[revision].jar"/>
>                          </filesystem>
>                  </chain>
>              </resolvers>
>              <modules>
>                          <module organisation="org.addons" name="addonA"
>             resolver="internal" />
>                  </modules>
>             </ivysettings>
> 
>             repository 1: contains only one revision of the module addonA
> 
>             <ivy-module version="2.0">
>              <info organization="org.addons" module="addonA"
>             revision="1.0"/>
>              <dependencies>
>              </dependencies>
>             </ivy-module>
> 
>             repository 2: contains many revisions of the module addonB
> 
>             ========================Version
>             1.0=====================================
>             <ivy-module version="2.0">
>              <info organization="org.addons" module="addonB"
>             revision="1.0"/>
>              <dependencies>
>              <dependency org="org.addons" name="addonA" transitive="true"
>             rev="[1,2["/>
>              </dependencies>
>             </ivy-module>
> 
>             ========================Version
>             2.0=====================================
>             <ivy-module version="2.0">
>              <info organization="org.addons" module="addonB"
>             revision="2.0"/>
>              <dependencies>
>              <dependency org="org.addons" name="addonA" transitive="true"
>             rev="[2,3["/>
>              </dependencies>
>             </ivy-module>
>             ========================Version
>             3.0=====================================
>             <ivy-module version="2.0">
>              <info organization="org.addons" module="addonB"
>             revision="3.0"/>
>              <dependencies>
>              <dependency org="org.addons" name="addonA"
>             transitive="true" rev="[3,)"/>
>              </dependencies>
>             </ivy-module>
> 
>                
> 
>          
> 
> 



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