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Jose L Martinez-Avial commented on IVYDE-355:
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I just checked, and if you setup the ivy settings path as 

http://${ivy_settings_xml_path}


and then you set the variable ivy_settings_xml_path as 
"vulcan/ivy-settings.xml", then it works fine. But I would like to avoid the 
HTTP:// altogether.

> unable to use a environment variable with an url pointing to a web-hosted 
> ivy-settings.xml
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: IVYDE-355
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVYDE-355
>             Project: IvyDE
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: ivysettings editor
>         Environment: Eclipse Kepler
>            Reporter: Jose L Martinez-Avial
>         Attachments: issue ivy 1.jpg, issue ivy 2.jpg, issue ivy 3.jpg, issue 
> ivy 4.jpg
>
>
> My ivy-settings.xml is hosted in a webserver. The URL is 
> http://vulcan/ivy-settings.xml. I can use that URL in the Ivyde preferences, 
> and it works fine. But I want to use a environment variable for the URL, so I 
> can reference it in my ant scripts.  I tried defining a variable 
> ivy_settings_xml_path, and use it as the Ivy Settings path. But it fails to 
> understand that's an url, and give this error.
> Some projects fail to be resolved
> Failed to configure Ivy for ivy.xml[default] in ECO2Error while resolving the 
> ivy instance for ivy.xml[default] in 'ECO2':
>   The Ivy settings file 
> 'file:/C:/eclipse-kepler/http:/vulcan/ivy-settings.xml' cannot be found.
>  I think this is an error, but it should be easy to fix.



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