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Fred Grott

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Cool Dependency Managment in Projects/Builds Posted: Apr 16, 2005 7:03 AM
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I am in my last major rewrite before the Alpha release of Orca TDD buildframework and hopefully htat will occur before JavaOne2005. One of the cool gems I found in trying to solve dependency issues is Ivy first commented on by Mockhaug's blog post.

Ivy is a dependency manager adn can use both Maven and non Maven library repositories. This means once you start using the Orca TDD Build Framewokr in your J2ME devlopment, you will only have one place to update and store libraries isntead of all over the place and I will be able to integrate this with the new SAM stuff Jware/iDare is releasing as open source in the next few months.

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