Xavier Hanin a écrit :
On Jan 15, 2008 10:35 AM, Guillaume <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
I want to integrate Ivy in an enterprise continous integration and build
system. The whole picture
is to have a central repository for the libraries (at the moment i'm
mocking this repository with
artifactory). Developpers are using Eclipse (various versions ranging from
3.0 to 3.3).
Unfortunately i have a bit of trouble when it comes to IvyDE's integration
and Eclipse 3.3. I
found some interesting discussions in the archives but it's still not
working. Selecting my
project and then trying to add an IvyDE Managed Dependencies library
fails. No error and almost no
result except an empty "ivy.xml[*]" addition hidden in the buildpath (not
shown in the package
explorer but appears in properties-->build path).
I know IvyDE would do the job i'm looking for. I've seen Xavier's demo at
Javapolis (thank you
Xavier for your nice demo).
Thanks for any help, regards,
First, I suggest making sure your ivy settings work from Ant or from the
command line: it's much easier to debug. Then if it works from Ant you may
have a problem of eclipse configuration. Are you sure your ivy settings URL
is correct? When you say you see no log at all, have you checked the eclipse
error log? And the Ivy Console view?
Xavier
Following your advice, I edited the build.xml of the hello-ivy example
to add a reference to my settings file. Everything worked. Back to
eclipse, I've imported the hello project. And i was able to add the
ivyde managed dependencies library. As far my test project was
concerned, it was still failing silently (nothing in eclipse error log
view). I've recreated a copy of it from scratch and this copy worked.
Trying to figure out why the original test project was still failing, i
tried a few tricks (moving settings file around, entering a wrong
ivyconf url and back to the proper to force a refresh, changed jdk). It
appeared that suddently, the ivy managed dependencies library showed up.
Unfortunately I'm not able to tell what was wrong. I tried to reproduce
the behaviour i had without success.
Thanks for your help,
Guillaume
