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Hi,

It was a good reply. Made a lot of sense.
By the way I am reading the book Java power tools too.
Didnt see anything related to ivy in it so far.
Hope it appears later in the book.

Thanks.=20
R


Tobias Hilka wrote:
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> Hi,
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> ivy is more for dependency management, which is a part of maven. In
> combination with Ant, you can run any tool for which an ant task exists.
> Especially for Code Coverage, checkstyle and pmd there are ant tasks to d=
o
> that. (I currently do that in combination with Hudson CI server in our
> projects)
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> I would recommend to take a look at the Java Power Tools book which
> explains
> all this stuff in detail.
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> Freundliche Gr=C3=BC=C3=9Fe / Best regards
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> Tobias Hilka
> Vice President Application Software Development
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> Von: Raster3 [mailto:crscca@yahoo.co.in]=20
> Gesendet: Montag, 14. Juni 2010 13:11
> An: ivy-user@ant.apache.org
> Betreff: Beginners doubt in ivy
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> Hi,
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> I started learning ivy yesterday.
> Was able to follow through the examples.
> As would be expected I am trying to compare with Maven.
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> In Maven I can provide for code-coverage, checkstyle, pmd reports in
> addition to building the application artifact.
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> Is this possible in ivy?
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> R
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