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Subject: Re: ivy-settings.xml file in IvyDE (how to do relative reference?)
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Hiller, Dean (Contractor) wrote on 12/09/2010 12:21 PM:
> I am trying to make it so new developers can checkout and run without
> having to setup anything(including ivysettings.xml).  I tried
> file:./ivy.xml and workspace way as well, but none of that works.  Is
> there a way to setup ivysettings.xml file so it is in the project and
> relative referenced from base of project?  Much like the ivy.xml file
> can do!!!!!!

I use ivy:settings to refer to an ivysettings.xml url on our main repo:

<ivy:settings id="ivy.instance"
       url="${ivy.settings.url}"
       />

Then you can just set the url in your build.properties, and in the 
Eclipse Ivy preferences.

Thanks,
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Kirby Files
Software Architect
Masergy Communications
kfiles@masergy.com