The behavior you¹ve described usually happens when the artifact is present but not the ivy file. E.g. Project B is publishing itself to the ivy repository, but the ivy file is not published with it.
Second thing to check would be the repository patterns its using the search (ant -d and ant -v can be helpful if you can¹t figure out the configs). Third would be to look at what conf project A and B are resolving with. If it¹s default for both good. If its custom conf, Project A needs to map confs to those used in Project B. On 9/30/15, 10:46 AM, "Jaikiran Pai" <jai.forums2...@gmail.com> wrote: >If those ivy.xml and other configs aren't private, maybe you could just >post them to this list and explain which artifacts aren't downloaded, >then maybe someone can take a look and help. > >-Jaikiran >On Wednesday 30 September 2015 03:19 PM, schubec GmbH wrote: >> Dear Ivy-Community, >> >> this is my first post to this mailing list so I hope I comply with your >>guidelines. >> >> I have two projects where I use ANT and IVY. >> Project A uses Project B. >> Project B uses some external dependencies. >> >> When I fetch the dependencies for Project A, Project B (the JAR file) >>is fetched, but not the external JARs of Project B. >> I read a lot of tutorials and played with configurations but I do not >>get itŠ >> >> I need someone (preferable in GERMAN, but English is also fine) who has >>a look at my configuration (eg. with TeamViewer and Skype) so he can >>explain what I am doing wrong. I will pay for your time and knowledge! >> Please contact me at bernhard.sch...@schubec.com >> >> Thank you, >> Bernhard >> >> >
