Re: Publishing...

Tim Brown-12 wrote: > > Can you elaborate on your process here? Is your goal to publish them > locally > and then reference the resulting binary instead of project references? > Hmm now I come to try I find it difficult and I think I now know why Essentially when the build runs in cruisec

Re: Publishing...

On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 10:31 AM, Richard_Senior wrote: > > 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 wan

Re: Publishing...

Richard_Senior wrote on 03/23/2011 01:31 PM: How do I publish to my main cache? What's your "main cache"? You mean an HTTP repository? You can either use NFS/CIFS filesharing to copy the files, or use Webdav or SFTP to copy the files to the server. I use SFTP with an RSA keyfile; you need to

RE: Publishing...

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 pa

RE: Publishing...

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 str

Re: Publishing...

Ach... fixed part of my problem.. I was missing the revision in the pattern ; should have been ${dist.dir.live}/[artifact].[revision].[ext] -- View this message in context: http://old.nabble.com/Publishing...-tp31221641p31221704.html Sent from the ivy-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

Publishing...

Once again, sorry for spamming the forums... I have a successful build of my module. Now I want to publish the artifacts that my build script produced. I have created a resolver which points to a local directory on my machine. Now I want to get my artifacts into that resolver. It seems that the a

Re: Just the artifact I want...

I don't regularly wipe our cache, but it's certainly possible. When I reference one of my own modules, I generally add 'changing=true' to the dependency definition. This always checks the repository for an updated module. Topher On Mar 23, 2011 8:52 AM, "Richard_Senior" wrote: > > > topher1120 wr

Re: Just the artifact I want...

topher1120 wrote: > > I believe it does the same, just in a different scope. I personally use > the > attribute on "dependency" so I can pick and choose. > Thanks, > Topher > On Mar 23, 2011 8:25 AM, "Richard_Senior" > wrote: > Yes your solution is perfect. It suits the way I'm using ivy. If

Re: Just the artifact I want...

I believe it does the same, just in a different scope. I personally use the attribute on "dependency" so I can pick and choose. Thanks, Topher On Mar 23, 2011 8:25 AM, "Richard_Senior" wrote: > > > Archie Cobbs wrote: >> >> Try adding transitive="false" to your definition. >> >> I use this often

Re: Just the artifact I want...

Archie Cobbs wrote: > > Try adding transitive="false" to your definition. > > I use this often to define a "javac" configuration (here's an > example > ). > -- > Archie L. Cobbs > Perfect. Thanks! I did look here : http://ant.apache.o

Re: Just the artifact I want...

Try adding transitive="false" to your definition. I use this often to define a "javac" configuration (here's an example ). -Archie On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 8:43 AM, Richard_Senior wrote: > > Hello, > > Sorry for spamming the forum, but this

branch-wildcards

Hi, how can I declare a dependency that matches any branch (not just one certain) of a module? I'm looking for something like this ... ... though I know that the "*" woudn't work. Is that possible at all? Thanks, Felix The information included in this e-mail and any files transmitted with i

Re: A couple of errant artifacts...

Richard_Senior wrote: > > I'm sorry if this is not the right place... but i'm a bit stuck. > > I need to get the following from public repositories : > j2ee.jar > and the code coverage tool jars : > emma.jar > emma_ant.jar > also : > org.osgi.core-4.1.0.jar (which annoyingly doesn't seem to be

Just the artifact I want...

Hello, Sorry for spamming the forum, but this is my first few days using Ivy so this is when I need the forum the most.. I have a situation where I am asking for a dependancy that itself has a lot of dependancies that I don't need. Is there a way that I can tell IVY that for this one single depe

Re: A couple of errant artifacts...

Richard_Senior wrote: > > I'm sorry if this is not the right place... but i'm a bit stuck. > > I need to get the following from public repositories : > j2ee.jar > and the code coverage tool jars : > emma.jar > emma_ant.jar > also : > org.osgi.core-4.1.0.jar (which annoyingly doesn't seem to be