Actions based on resolved (extended) configurations

[Andreas Schläpfer <An...@crealogix.com>]

How can I write an Ant-task that does some action based on what configurations 
I have resolved including extended configurations?

Let's assume I have the following configurations in ivy.xml:

    <conf name="defaultConf" extends="conf1,conf2" />
    <conf name="conf1" />
    <conf name="conf2" />

and the configuration on the resolve task is not set, I get the following 
property:

ivy.resolved.configurations=defaultConf, conf1, conf2

I'd use the property ivy.resolved.configurations to trigger a configuration 
dependant action. If the property contains conf1 action1 could be triggered, 
if conf2 action2 could be triggered. So far so good.

When I specify conf="defaultConf" on the resolve task, I get:

ivy.resolved.configurations=defaultConf

As far as I can see it's not possible to find out which configurations 
defaultConf extends. How can I find out what configurations are resolved 
including extended configurations? I'd expect defaultConf, conf1, conf2 in 
some property.

Am I missing something or is there possibly a completely other approach to the 
problem?

Thanks!
Andreas

RE: Actions based on resolved (extended) configurations

[Andreas Schläpfer <An...@crealogix.com>]

Trying to keep the question simpler: If I want to do something in an Ant target depending on
the previously resolved configuration(s). How would I do that?

The approach should support extended configurations (see below) so I can't use the value in ivy.resolved.configurations.

Thanks!

-----Original Message-----
From: Andreas Schläpfer [mailto:Andreas.Schlaepfer@crealogix.com] 
Sent: Freitag, 13. März 2009 22:30
To: ivy-user@ant.apache.org
Subject: Actions based on resolved (extended) configurations

How can I write an Ant-task that does some action based on what
configurations 
I have resolved including extended configurations?

Let's assume I have the following configurations in ivy.xml:

    <conf name="defaultConf" extends="conf1,conf2" />
    <conf name="conf1" />
    <conf name="conf2" />

and the configuration on the resolve task is not set, I get the following 
property:

ivy.resolved.configurations=defaultConf, conf1, conf2

I'd use the property ivy.resolved.configurations to trigger a configuration 
dependant action. If the property contains conf1 action1 could be triggered,

if conf2 action2 could be triggered. So far so good.

When I specify conf="defaultConf" on the resolve task, I get:

ivy.resolved.configurations=defaultConf

As far as I can see it's not possible to find out which configurations 
defaultConf extends. How can I find out what configurations are resolved 
including extended configurations? I'd expect defaultConf, conf1, conf2 in 
some property.

Am I missing something or is there possibly a completely other approach to
the 
problem?

Thanks!
Andreas