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Spec file
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BuildRequires: ivy-local
...
%build
ant -Divy.mode=local test
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%install
%mvn_artifact ivy.xml lib/sample.jar
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%files -f .mfiles
%files -javadoc -f .mfiles-javadoc
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`-Divy.mode=local` tells Ivy to use XMvn local artifact resolution instead of downloading from the Internet
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If there is an `ivy-settings.xml` or similar file, which specifies remote repositories, it needs to be disabled, otherwise it would override local resolution.
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`%mvn_artifact` supports installing artifacts described by Ivy configuration files
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Ivy files manipulation
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A subset of macros used to modify Maven POMs also work with `ivy.xml` files allowing the maintainer to add/remove/change dependencies without the need of making patches and rebasing them with each change. You can use dependency handling macros `%pom_add_dep`, `%pom_remove_dep`, `%pom_change_dep` and generic `%pom_xpath_*` macros. For more details, see corresponding manpages.
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# Remove dependency on artifact with org="com.example" and
# name="java-project" from ivy.xml file in current directory
%pom_remove_dep com.example:java-project
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# Add dependency on artifact with org="com.example" and
# name="foobar" to ./submodule/ivy.xml
%pom_add_dep com.example:foobar submodule
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Using the `ivy:publish` task
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Ivy supports publishing built artifact with `ivy:publish` task. If your `build.xml` file already contains a task that calls `ivy:publish`, you can set the resolver attribute of the `ivy:publish` element to `xmvn`. This can be done with simple `%pom_xpath_set` call. Then when the task is run, XMvn can pick the published artifacts and install them during the run of `%mvn_install` without needing you to manually specify them with `%mvn_artifact`.
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Spec file using the `ivy:publish` task
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BuildRequires: ivy-local
....
%prep
%pom_xpath_set ivy:publish/@resolver xmvn build.xml
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%build
ant -Divy.mode=local test publish-local
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%install
%mvn_install -J api/
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The publish target may be named differently. Search the `build.xml` for occurences of `ivy:publish`.
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`%mvn_install` will install all the published artifacts.
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