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Subject: Building a repository: pom instead of ivy-files
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From: Michael Lorenzi <michael.lorenzi@raiffeisen.ch>
Date: Wed, 20 May 2009 09:34:40 +0200
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Hi there,

I'm starting to use Apache Ivy and I'm now facing the task to build a 
repository.

I read the tutorials "Building a repository" and learned how to use the 
install-ant-task. The install-ant-task converts the pom-Files into 
ivy-Files. But building a repository in maven-style (with poms) seems the 
better solution to me, since Apache Ivy and Maven can handle it, whereas 
ivy-Files can only be handled by Apache Ivy. Of course this is only true 
for standard-libraries, the ones I contribute myself would be with 
ivy-files and in a separate repository.

Is there a posibility to build a repository with pom-files using the 
install-ant-task or any other feature provided by Apache Ant?

Kind Regards
Michael
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