Ok, I was able to get the classpath to work, but I have another quick question...
If I add an ivy.xml as a library, everything is fine and my jars show up in the package explorer. Then, if I run a cache-clean via ant, my library node for the ivy.xml is removed (due to not having any jars under it) and the only way I can figure out to make it do another resolve is to open the build path configuration dialog and click apply. Is there any other way to force a resolve? Thanks, - Jonathan On Thu, 2007-11-29 at 14:06 -0800, Xavier Hanin wrote: > What you did should work, but I suggest to use the classpath feature [1] of > Ivy to load the required jars. The advantage of this techniaue is that you > won't have to modify IvyDE plugin (better for upgrades) and it will work the > same way both in IvyDE and Ant. > > Xavier > > [1] http://ant.apache.org/ivy/history/trunk/configuration/classpath.html > > > jonathan doklovic wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > I'm trying to get IvyDE working with my ivy-settings.xml which has an > > svn resolver provided by ivy-svn. > > > > When IvyDE tries to load the settings, it complains that it can't define > > the svn type due to the class not being found. > > > > I'm using IvyDE-1.3.0. > > I extracted the jar into the eclipse/plugins folder, added the ivy-svn > > jar and dependencies to the lib/default folder, and added each jar as a > > library in the plugin.xml > > > > None of that corrected the problem and I still get the class not found > > error. > > > > Is there any way to get this to work? > > > > Thanks, > > > > - Jonathan > > > > >
