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Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 08:23:19 -0700
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Subject: Re: Partial transitive retrieve
From: Mitch Gitman <mgitman@gmail.com>
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Thomas, your provided conf does specify transitive=3D"false", correct? It
should.

Side note. Not that this is your problem and not that there's anything
literally wrong about what you're doing, but I'd recommend using a
combination of ivy:cachepath and ivy:cachefileset instead of ivy:retrieve.
Then when you're actually ready to specify the libraries that go in your
EAR, just reference the fileset you've created via ivy:cachefileset. Now yo=
u
have a fileset you can examine by itself before you go and copy it where yo=
u
ultimately need it.

2010/7/7 Thomas G=C3=B6ttlich <guo.tuomi@googlemail.com>

> Hi, I have a question on the ivy:retrieve task:
>
> We are building an enterprise application which consists of multiple
> modules.
> Each module has several dependencies, among which are some which only are
> required for compilation.
>
> The EAR has dependencies on our modules in order to put them into the lib
> dir.
>
> We now have several Ivy configurations:
>
> dep-for-ear -> dependency for the ear, i.e. artifacts of type "ejb" are p=
ut
> into the top level and artifacts of type "jar" are put into the "lib"
> directory.
> provided -> dependency which is needed at compile time only and is provid=
ed
> by the application server (JBoss in our case)
>
>
> I now want to retrieve all direct and transitive dependencies which need =
to
> be put into the ear/lib directory:
>
> <ivy:retrieve sync=3D"true" conf=3D"dep-for-ear" type=3D"jar"
> pattern=3D"${ear.dir}/lib/[
> artifact]-[revision].[ext]" />
>
> However, I also get the "provided" transitive dependencies.
> The output indicates they are resolved as "dep-for-ear".
>
> Example:
>
> In our EAR-project's ivy.xml, we have this dependency definition:
>
> <dependencies defaultconfmapping=3D"*->*,!sources,!javadoc">
>    ...
>    <dependency org=3D"my.org" name=3D"my-ejb-project" rev=3D"latest.integ=
ration"
> conf=3D"dep-for-ear" />
>    ...
> </dependencies>
>
>
> In the ivy.xml of the my-ejb-project module, some JBoss artifacts are
> declared as "provided", others are declared as "dep-for-ear":
>
> <dependencies defaultconfmapping=3D"*->*,!sources,!javadoc">
>   ...
>   <dependency org=3D"my.org" name=3D"my-api-project" rev=3D"latest.integr=
ation"
> conf=3D"dep-for-ear"/>
>   ...
>   <dependency org=3D"jboss" name=3D"jboss-annotations-ejb3"
> rev=3D"4.2.3.GA<http://4.2.3.ga/>"
> conf=3D"provided"/>
>   <dependency org=3D"jboss" name=3D"jboss-ejb3x" rev=3D"4.2.3.GA<
> http://4.2.3.ga/>"
> conf=3D"provided"/>
>   <dependency org=3D"jboss" name=3D"jboss-ejb3" rev=3D"4.2.3.GA<http://4.=
2.3.ga/
> >"
> conf=3D"provided"/>
>   <dependency org=3D"jboss" name=3D"jboss-j2ee" rev=3D"4.2.3.GA<http://4.=
2.3.ga/
> >"
> conf=3D"provided"/>
>   ...
> </dependencies>
>
>
> When retrieving the "dep-for-ear" dependencies, I'd expect that
> only*my-api-project
> * would be copied to the ear/lib dir, since *my-ejb-project* is of type
> ejb.
>
> However, I also get the JBoss libs.
>
>
> Any idea of what is missing or wrong?
>
> Thanks in advance for your help.
>

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