Perhaps I'm misunderstanding something in your post. This is possible,
since you're talking about Maven, and I know almost nothing about
Maven). However, it sounds to me like you want "ivy:publish", which is
pretty clearly discussed in the Ivy documentation.
http://ant.apache.org/ivy/history/trunk/use/publish.html
You don't need a separate "module" for each jar you want to publish -
you can put multiple jars in one module, they are just each defined as a
separate artifact in the ivy.xml file.
The documentation on the Ivy website is actually very good.
Mike Shea.
Ivy is worthless if I can't put my own jars in the repository (as is
dependency management in general). Surely there is a way to do this?
mjparme wrote:
I have created a shared repository with ivy:install and that went pretty
much trouble free. I installed some jars we use commonly in our projects
(like httpclient, log4j, etc). However, now I want to add some of our
internal jar files to the repository. There seems to be a gap in the
documentation (or I am simply not seeing it) on how to accomplish this
with Ivy.
Do I need to create a <ivy-module> for each internal jar I want to add to
the repository? Or is there some shortcut? If I do to create an
<ivy-module> for each jar how then do I then use that file?
Maven seems to provide a shortcut to accomplish this, I am looking for the
Ivy equivalent to this:
mvn install:install-file -Dfile=<path-to-file> -DgroupId=<group-id> \
-DartifactId=<artifact-id> -Dversion=<version> -Dpackaging=<packaging>
