Re: configurations

[malepati <ku...@gmail.com>]

Hi Jorge,
"->default" means you are storing dependencies in library folder .
Example:If you have a dependency called "junit.jar" and when you run the
build junit.jar will store in ".lib" folder.In this context your library
folder structure looks like:

.lib
 !_junit.jar
 !_apache.jar
 !_jdbc.jar
 !_odbc14.jar

When you want to divide your dependencies by category wise you can change
"->default".
Example:
<configurations>
   <conf name="third-party" description="lists all third-party libraries"/>
   <conf name="inhouse-jars" description="lists all your hand made
dependencies"/>
</configurations>

and you define dependency like this:
<dependency org="project1" name="module1" rev="1.0"
conf="inhouse-jars->default"/>
<dependency org="apache" name="apache" rev="1.0"
conf="third-party->default"/>

In the above context your library folder structure will be as follows:
.libs
 !
 !_inhouse-jars
 !     !
 !     !__module1.jar
 !
 !_third-party
       !
       !_apache.jar
       !_jdbc.jar

So this is to define your Library folder structure.
Hope this helped you a basic idea.

--Kumar




Jorge Saridis wrote:
> 
> I'm new to ivy. In the "dependency" tag there is an attribute "conf", I'm
> supposed to put there de configuration name. My question is, what
> "->default" means?
> I checked the reference documentation but i don't understand it yet.
> Thanks in advance
> 
> 

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RE: configurations

[Jonathan Roberts <jr...@rjlg.com>]

Wait a minute... that's not right.

The "->default" in 
<dependency org="project1" name="module1" rev="1.0"
conf="inhouse-jars->default"/>

means that for the module1 dependency use the named "default" config in
the module1's ivy file.  Most likely this config will get the
module1.jar + any of it's runtime dependencies, but it depends on
module1's ivy.xml

so the "inhouse-jars" part points to your config, 
the "default" part refers to module1's config.  



-----Original Message-----
From: malepati [mailto:kumaar.us@gmail.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, August 12, 2009 10:36 AM
To: ivy-user@ant.apache.org
Subject: Re: configurations


Hi Jorge,
"->default" means you are storing dependencies in library folder .
Example:If you have a dependency called "junit.jar" and when you run the
build junit.jar will store in ".lib" folder.In this context your library
folder structure looks like:

.lib
 !_junit.jar
 !_apache.jar
 !_jdbc.jar
 !_odbc14.jar

When you want to divide your dependencies by category wise you can
change
"->default".
Example:
<configurations>
   <conf name="third-party" description="lists all third-party
libraries"/>
   <conf name="inhouse-jars" description="lists all your hand made
dependencies"/>
</configurations>

and you define dependency like this:
<dependency org="project1" name="module1" rev="1.0"
conf="inhouse-jars->default"/>
<dependency org="apache" name="apache" rev="1.0"
conf="third-party->default"/>

In the above context your library folder structure will be as follows:
.libs
 !
 !_inhouse-jars
 !     !
 !     !__module1.jar
 !
 !_third-party
       !
       !_apache.jar
       !_jdbc.jar

So this is to define your Library folder structure.
Hope this helped you a basic idea.

--Kumar




Jorge Saridis wrote:
> 
> I'm new to ivy. In the "dependency" tag there is an attribute "conf",
I'm
> supposed to put there de configuration name. My question is, what
> "->default" means?
> I checked the reference documentation but i don't understand it yet.
> Thanks in advance
> 
> 

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