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Hevan
Hevan

Reputation: 159

How to give url of folder to ivy pattern

In ivyconf.xml, I have pattern='${ivy.settings.dir}/../../lib/Google Guava/[artifact].[ext]' />. As you can see, I have wrote Google Guava in the pattern. However, I have more than one jar file stored in another folder in same level of Google Guava folder.

I have tried ** in place of Google Guava, but I think it is not supported in ivyconf.xml. What should I wrote instead of Google Guava so that it searches all folders to resolve dependencies?

ivyconf.xml

    <resolvers>
        <filesystem name="local">
            <artifact   
                    pattern='${ivy.settings.dir}/../../lib/Google Guava/[artifact].[ext]' />
        </filesystem>
    </resolvers>
    <modules>
        <module organisation='FS' resolver='local' />
    </modules>

project structure

project
  | - - - src
          ...
  | - - - lib
           | - - Google Guava
                     | - - guava.jar
           | - - Folee
                     | - - folee-1.4.0.jar

Upvotes: 0

Views: 221

Answers (1)

Hevan
Hevan

Reputation: 159

I have found how to solve it.

Firstly, I have changed the ivy.xml like;

<dependencies>
    <dependency org="Google Guava"  name="guava"    rev="17.0"  
                conf="compile->default"/>       
    <dependency org="Folee" name="folee-1.4.0"  rev="1.4.0" 
                conf="compile->default"/>       
</dependencies>

Then, I have changed the ivyconf.xml like;

<conf   defaultresolver="local"/>
<resolvers>
        <filesystem name="local">
            <artifact   
                pattern="${ivy.settings.dir}/../../lib/[organisation]/[artifact].[ext]" />
        </filesystem>
</resolvers>
<modules>
    <module resolver="local" />
</modules>

As you see, I havenot use organisation="FS" to resolve them in own filesystem. Then, I used organisation variable as container for storing folder name.

At last, what I got is the clean project hierarchy.

Upvotes: 1

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