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Date: Thu, 01 May 2008 22:13:54 +0200
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From: =?iso-8859-15?Q?Wolfgang_H=E4felinger?= <ora.et.labora@web.de>
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Subject: Ivy and Enterprise
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Hi there,

I'm trying to  understand  Ivy and I can't get it. There is this Ivy tutorial stating that in
an Enterprise we can't rely on public repositories like Ibiblio etc. Therefore we need to
build our own repository and Ivy is the holy grail to do so.

However, this tutorial continues then to publish retrieved artifacts into a local (window)
drive. Where is the "Enterprise" in this example? Shall we all share windows drives or
mount NFS or .. ?

I was looking hard for a publisher allowing me to upload to a repository like Artifactory (
actually a Maven 2 repository) or something similar. No luck so far.

Is there someone out there using Ivy in an Enterprise? If so, how do you handle 
generated artifacts?  

Greetings,
Wolfgang.
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