Le 16 août 2011 à 20:02, groovinfingers a écrit : > > Hello. > > I've been trying to use IvyDE to replace my .classpath entries with ivy.xml. > My goal is to reference ivy.xml from both our ant scripts and our launch > configuration files while our dependencies remain in one place (i.e. in > ivy.xml). > > To begin, I figured I'd limit my complexity by attempting to achieve one > goal - build an Android project in Eclipse while the project references > ivy.xml. Since Eclipse will auto-build a project anytime the contents of a > file change, a successful build in my mind is one that contains no build > errors in Eclipse. Note that I am not attempting to build this Android > project using ant. I am solely building it using Eclipse. > > I began by installing IvyDE using the Eclipse plugin installation URL that > is declared in the documentation. Then, I restarted Eclipse. Upon viewing > the Eclipse preferences menu, I can now see a menu entry for Ivy. I made no > changes to this. > > Next, I created a new Android project. The project contains one activity > and shows Hello World on the screen. I verified that I was able to install > the app on to my phone and that the app works. > > Next step was to create a dependency on a jar. I choose Google's gson > product. I added the jar to our /lib folder and then added the jar to the > project's build path. In our single Activity class, I then created an > instance of a class that is contained in the jar file. I did this to ensure > that the project will recognize that it has a dependency on this jar. The > project still builds successfully and the app runs fine on the phone. > > OK - time to create a new ivy.xml file. I did this by right-clicking the > project and selecting the create new file option. I selected the option for > ivy file, followed the wizard, and then selected finish. I made no changes > to any of the options in the wizard. > I did manually add the reference to gson. Here is the file. > > > <ivy-module version="2.0" > xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"; > > xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="http://ant.apache.org/ivy/schemas/ivy.xsd";> > <info > organisation="test" > module="test-iv" > status="integration"> > </info> > <dependencies> > <dependency org="com.google.gson" name="gson-1.7.1" rev="1.0"/> > </dependencies> > </ivy-module> > > > Next, I followed the steps in the doc to essentially remove all dependencies > from the build path and instead add ivy.xml to the project's build path. > This is where I started having problems. > > After removing the reference to gson from the build path and then adding a > reference to ivy.xml to the build path, my build failed. This is where I am > stuck. Here is the error. > > > Description Resource Path Location Type > Impossible to resolve dependencies of > mm#test-iv;working@[removedForSecurity].local ivy.xml /testAndroid Unknown > Problem > > As a side note, I also attempted to use the Resolve feature so that the > ivy.xml file would be populated with an entry for gson. This feature did > not work for me. > > Does anyone have some advice to offer me? > > Thanks for your time and for reading this far.
quite long indeed, but very detailed and this helps understanding what you are trying to do :) When you launch an ivy resolve, do you have any popup which says it failed ? In such case look at the "details" of the pop up to know what is going on. To diagnose resolve issues, you can also look in the Ivy Console: http://ant.apache.org/ivy/ivyde/history/latest-milestone/console.html Nicolas
