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From: Nathan Franzen <Nathan.Franzen@mmodal.com>
To: "'ivy-user@ant.apache.org'" <ivy-user@ant.apache.org>
Date: Wed, 24 Feb 2010 15:31:37 -0500
Subject: ivy publish
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I'm trying to experiment with ivy to see if I can get it to work nicely wit=
h some rather non-standard filesystem organization.   I've set up some ivy =
and settings files, and arranged a resolve and publish target.  At the mome=
nt, I get

     ... impossible to publish artifacts for mmodal#XCalibur;1.0.0: java.io=
.IOException: missing artifact mmodal#XCalibur;1.0.0!MtiApps.jar

from the publish task ("ant resolve publish").  What I'd like to know is - =
where is ivy looking for this file?  I know where it is, but ivy doesn't, a=
nd if I knew where ivy was trying to find it, I could help out.  But "ant -=
debug" doesn't seem to say.  So I ask you.   Where is ivy looking?

Nathan


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