ivy

I would like to set the ivy.default.ivy.user.dir to something other than the default ${user.home}/.ivy2 . I can do this on the command line with ant -Divy.default.ivy.user.dir=${WORKSPACE}/IVYCACHE . But, I would like to have it set without a command line arg. I have tried setting this property in my build.xml, my common.xml and my ivysettings.xml. The strange thing is, that it seems to set the default cache to this path, but the verbose output says that there is no default setting for user.dir, so it uses the ${user.home}/.ivy2 path. Here is the output when I set the user.dir in my build.xml

We are going to be using Ivy with Ant, and we'll have Jenkins do our builds. I originally thought that having Jenkins do a <ivy:cleancache/> before running a build would be a good idea. (It would be part of the mandatory "clean" target). However, I now see that <ivy:cleancache> doesn't simply clean up stuff from <ivy:cachepath> , but really removes the entire $HOME/.ivy/cache directory. My concern is that if Jenkins does a <ivy:cleancache> on all builds before they start, it will interfere with other builds that Jenkins could be executing. Is doing an <ivy:cleancache> a good idea, especially

I want create Ivy Ant tasks in xml editor in IDE (Intellij iDEA) with autocomplete based on xsd , but I cannot find xsd for register XML namespace xmlns:ivy="antlib:org.apache.ivy.ant" Where I can find it? might be, there was no xsd in the past time this discussion started, but at least since may 2011 the ivy scheme is well documented at http://ant.apache.org/ivy/schemas/ivy.xsd which is linked right from the documentation in http://ant.apache.org/ivy/ so, to start over using the scheme, you just need: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <project name="yourproject" xmlns:ivy="antlib:org

I am working on a continuous integration system for both .Net and VB6 applications using Subversion, CruiseControl, NAnt and Ivy. The .Net side of things isn't too much of a problem, but I need a little guidance with the VB6 side of things, more from the 'DLL-hell' side of things! My current set-up is getting all dependent files for my VB6 system, as expected and builds the various projects within ok. BUT... it's using DLLs that are already registered on my PC, and not those within my Lib folder, which is where I am resolving my dependencies from Ivy. I can get around this problem by