Kirby Files wrote: > > More to the point, it's hard to imagine a useful pattern which doesn't > include organization and module, and probably type (you would had to end > up with a source and javadoc jar having the same location/name as the > binary jar). > > Also, you'll want to add the ivy pattern as well. It's typical to > structure the repo: > > org/module/ivys/ivy-x.x.x.xml > org/module/jars/module-x.x.x.jar > org/module/javadocs/module-x.x.x.zip > > Thanks, > --- > Kirby Files > Software Architect > Masergy Communications, Inc. > [email protected] >
How do I publish to my main cache? Also... how do I selectively remove things from my main cache? So, within eclipse I have all my individual projects open and I want to write a build script that compiles all of my modules and has them publish to the local repository. But when I run the main build script in cruisecontrol I want the modules to be retrieved from elsewhere and put in the main repository. So at the start of every build I need to be able to selectively remove my modules from the main repository but leave the spring, commons, junit etc. files there. How do you do this? -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Publishing...-tp31221641p31222059.html Sent from the ivy-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
