On 5/11/07, Loehr, Ruel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can someone point me in the right direction? I can't find the right docs. I'd like to setup a best practice for my devs such that when they add dependencies, they are including the source jars. This is referring to adding them to the repository. Does the format (naming) matter? I assume it should be jarname-source.jar and live in the same dir as the dependency.
The naming doesn't matter that much, Ivy is flexible, but usually we use source as type and jar as ext. Does the eclipse plugin integrate with this at all? E.g., once I have
a beautiful source repository how do I get them down to my eclipse environment?
IvyDE deals with source if you delcare them as published artifact. You can confugre their type, but by default its 'source' for sources and 'javadoc' for javadocs. The current trunk version also deals with non declared source and javadocs artifacts for maven modules. But you'd better give it a try when you think you have an appropriate solution. Xavier Ruel Loehr
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