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Kim edited comment on IVYDE-283 at 6/8/11 9:11 AM:
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Hi
I don't understand the question
What does the ivy.xml of the project checkout twice look like ?
I have added my ivy.xml and that is the one I have checked out twice in 2
different eclipse projects. I don't belive that there is any recursive
dependencies. Is there anyway to check this. Also this ivy.xml file works fine
with latest ivyde release and eclipse galileo
was (Author: hhb97b):
Hi
I don't understand the question
What does the ivy.xml of the project checkout twice look like ?
I have added my ivy.xml and that is the one I have checked out twice in 2
different eclipse projects.
> Helios and ivyDe resolve/startup issue
> ---------------------------------------
>
> Key: IVYDE-283
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVYDE-283
> Project: IvyDE
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: workspace resolver
> Affects Versions: trunk
> Environment: apache-ivyde-2.2.0.201104250538-hudson-186
> ivy 2.2.0RC
> Helios sr2
> 2 computer
> Reporter: Kim
> Labels: helios, resolve
> Attachments: ivy.xml
>
>
> I'm having problem with ivyDE and Eclipse Helios Sr2. The problem is that the
> cpu is used 100% and the process is stuck, when resolved is runned. However I
> also get the problem when starting up eclipse
> It seems to happen when I have the same project checkout twice. I have looked
> inside the log file in .metadata, but I couldn“t find any error messages.I
> have all of the ivy-files inside the project. The setup is like the one in
> defect ivyde-256
> I have also tried it on 2 different machines, where one of them was a single
> core.
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