Jarek Czekalski | 1 Jun 2012 08:03
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Re: updaterplugin via ivy

Alan, you may try to download the whole zip using syntax from 
ivy.plugin.deps.template.xml file from build-support. It goes like this:

<dependency org="jedit-plugins-zip" name="ErrorList" rev="1.9"/>

Then zip must be unzipped using one of the ant tasks.

If you wish to have a dedicated task for this, I can implement it. I was 
doing such things, because I managed to perform automatic download of 
dependency plugins based on the properties file. Downloading only the 
plugin jar is not enough if you want a runtime version, with other files 
that are in plugin zip.

Jarek

W dniu 2012-06-01 04:53, Alan Ezust pisze:
> I am trying to modify jedit's ivy.xml so that it brings in common
> controls and updater plugin.
> CommonControls worked fine. i can't get ivy  to find updater plugin
> though. I tried both of these lines:
>
> 		<dependency org="org.jedit.plugins" name="UpdaterPlugin" rev="0.3"
> conf="default-plugins" />
> 		<dependency org="org.jedit.plugins" name="Updater" rev="0.3"
> conf="default-plugins" />
>
> Actually, the problem might be that it is called "Updater.jar" but it
> is in "UpdaterPlugin-0.3"
>
> Help?
>

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