Re: [ jEdit-devel ] Packaging jEdit without Ivy

[Jarek C. <jar...@po...>]

Damien, just tried:
1. ant clean
2. cut off the net
3. ant build

Of course earlier I did builds with the net on, so it's like there is a 
point 0:
0. ant build with the net on

This works. So please give the exact steps you take and which fail. If 
you need to change the user between 0 and the next steps, then maybe 
copying .ivy dirs, as Matthieu suggested, would solve the problem. But 
not for the ivy.jar. Ivy jar resides in ${lib.dir}/ivy which defaults to 
./lib/ivy. Just have that directory filled and building process will not 
download ivy.jar. No unknownHostException. Just tested.

Jarek

W dniu 02/28/2012 06:30 PM, Damien Radtke pisze:
> Since the maintainer of the openSUSE jEdit package doesn't seem to do 
> very much, I've spent some time the last couple days trying to package 
> up jEdit 4.5.0 via the open build service. The main issue I've run 
> into so far is the lack of available internet during the build itself; 
> it first downloads all dependencies, and then runs the build in a 
> chrooted environment with no network access. With the relatively 
> recent introduction of Ivy into jEdit's build file, this tends to 
> cause problems, notably an UnknownHostException when it tries to fetch 
> the Ivy jar.
>
> It's not too hard to create a patch that removes the dependency on Ivy 
> itself, but then that means those dependencies have to be resolved 
> manually. As an example, taking away Ivy seems to have removed 
> ant-launcher.jar from the classpath. I got it to work by manually 
> adding /usr/share/ant/lib/ant-launcher.jar to the classpath, but then 
> ran into an issue with ant-contrib being in the wrong place.
>
> So my question is, what exactly does Ivy provide in the jEdit build 
> process so that I can add some workarounds?
>
>
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