I'm pretty new to this as well, but from my experiences so far, and
some recent threads - the following might help.
* In Window -> Preferences -> Ivy -> Workspace Resolver -- check
"Ignore version when resolving workspace projects".
* Repeat the equivalent setting as above per-project if you use
per-project settings (svn:externals makes this easy if you use
subversion).
* Use a dynamic revision for your workspace dependencies, such as
"latest.integration" (I use a property so it's easy to switch).
* Define a <module> for your org in ivysettings.xml, and enable
dynamic resolveMode. Make sure that all projects are configured for
the same settings file (a workspace relative path makes this easy).
<module organization="com.foobar" resolveMode="dynamic" />
There really should be a "cookbook" for some of this common stuff.
There seems to be alot of moving parts to get just right.
On Fri, Oct 8, 2010 at 6:00 PM, Chris Geer <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I have about 20 projects all building with ant and ivy just fine from the
> command line. I just imported them into eclipse and with "Resolve
> Dependencies in Workspace" turn OFF everything works great. All the
> dependencies are pulled in from the local repository and no errors. I would
> like to avoid having to publish/resolve every time I make a change to a
> project and make use of the Eclipse project links if possible however every
> time I turn on "Resolve Dependencies in Workspace" my projects suddenly
> can't find their linkages.
>
> Symptoms
> - Lots of "Unresolved reference" errors saying it can't find classes
> - When I enable the "Resolve Dependencies in workspace" feautre and watch
> the progress bar it seems like it doesn't take the dependencies into account
> when it re-builds the projects (don't know if that's an issue).
>
> Reasons why I think it should work
> - Some projects resolve just fine, some don't. For example, lets say I have
> project A, B and C. Both A and B are dependent on C. A will resolve C just
> fine but B will throw errors
> - Even on the projects with problems, if I expand the Ivy classpath
> container, I see the correct projects listed. So going on my example above,
> if I looked in project B I would see project C listed as a dependency
> however it will still say it can't find it.
> - If I edit a java file in project B (the one with problems) and start
> typing an import statement, auto-complete will show the classes from project
> C. As soon as I finish the statement it will underline it red and say it
> can't find it.
> - As soon as I turn off "Resolve Dependencies in workspace" all the errors
> go away.
>
> Any thoughts?
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