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Fred Grott

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Everything is coming up Ivy Posted: Apr 21, 2005 11:17 AM
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Part of the task of changing to using Ivy as the dependency manager is creating a IvyRepository for Artifacts and a LibraryRepository for Libraries. Artifacts in this case are Ivy.xml files that describe the details of each dependency. LibraryRepository in this case contains jars and could also co9ntain media resources used for the application being developed.

Because Ivy has an option to retrieve the libraries into your porject library subfolder or sunfolders without the revision number in the name of file/jar; jars are not the only libraries you could manage dependencies with as they coudl be the applicaiotn jpeg files and etc.

Best feature is the Artifact and Library Repositories can be anywhere as the simple build.xml file is retrieving the libs on the first run right into your project. Could I boot load all the Orca modules as part of the Ivy retrieve process? Actually, that is the general idea of progression is to have some simple lines in the build.xml boot load everything into your project.

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