Examples of org.apache.ivy.Ivy

org.apache.ivy.Ivy
pache.org/ivy/">Ivy is a free java based dependency manager.
This class is the main class of Ivy, which acts as a Facade to all services offered by Ivy:
- resolve dependencies
- retrieve artifacts to a local location
- deliver and publish modules
- repository search and listing
Here is one typical usage:
```
 Ivy ivy = Ivy.newInstance(); ivy.configure(new URL("ivysettings.xml")); ivy.resolve(new URL("ivy.xml")); 
```
Using Ivy engines directly

If the methods offered by the {@link Ivy} class are not flexible enough and you want to use Ivyengines directly, you need to call the methods within a single {@link IvyContext} associated tothe {@link Ivy} instance you use.
To do so, it is recommended to use the {@link #execute(org.apache.ivy.Ivy.IvyCallback)} methodlike this:
```
 Ivy ivy = Ivy.newInstance(); ivy.execute(new IvyCallback() { public Object doInIvyContext(Ivy ivy, IvyContext context) { // obviously we can use regular Ivy methods in the callback ivy.configure(new URL("ivysettings.xml")); // and we can safely use Ivy engines too ivy.getResolveEngine().resolve(new URL("ivy.xml")); return null; } }); 
```


    public void testResolveMaven2Snapshot2() throws Exception {
        // test case for IVY-501
        // here we test maven SNAPSHOT versions handling,
        // without m2 snapshotRepository/uniqueVersion set to true
        Ivy ivy = new Ivy();
        ivy.configure(new File("test/repositories/m2/ivysettings.xml"));
        ResolveReport report = ivy.resolve(new File(
                "test/repositories/m2/org/apache/test4/1.1/test4-1.1.pom"),
            getResolveOptions(new String[] {"*"}));
        assertNotNull(report);
        assertFalse(report.hasError());

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    }


    public void testResolveNoRevisionInPattern() throws Exception {
        // module1 depends on latest version of module2, for which there is no revision in the
        // pattern
        Ivy ivy = new Ivy();
        ivy.configure(new File("test/repositories/norev/ivysettings.xml"));
        ResolveReport report = ivy.resolve(new File("test/repositories/norev/ivy.xml"),
            getResolveOptions(new String[] {"*"}));
        assertNotNull(report);
        assertFalse(report.hasError());
    }

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        assertNotNull(report);
        assertFalse(report.hasError());
    }


    public void testResolveLatestWithNoRevisionInPattern() throws Exception {
        Ivy ivy = new Ivy();
        ivy.configure(new File("test/repositories/norev/ivysettings.xml"));
        ResolveReport report = ivy.resolve(new File("test/repositories/norev/ivy-latest.xml"),
            getResolveOptions(new String[] {"*"}));
        assertNotNull(report);
        assertFalse(report.hasError());
    }

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    public void testResolveNoRevisionNowhere() throws Exception {
        // test case for IVY-258
        // module1 depends on latest version of module2, which contains no revision in its ivy file,
        // nor in the pattern
        Ivy ivy = new Ivy();
        ivy.configure(new File("test/repositories/IVY-258/ivysettings.xml"));
        ResolveReport report = ivy.resolve(new File("test/repositories/IVY-258/ivy.xml"),
            getResolveOptions(new String[] {"*"}));
        assertFalse(report.hasError());


        ((BasicResolver) ivy.getSettings().getResolver("myresolver")).setCheckconsistency(false);
        report = ivy.resolve(new File("test/repositories/IVY-258/ivy.xml"),
            getResolveOptions(new String[] {"*"}));
        assertFalse(report.hasError());
    }

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        // -> module3-2.0
        // module2
        // -> module3-1.0
        // settings use 'all' as default conflict manager, and latest-revision for modules from
        // myorg
        Ivy ivy = new Ivy();
        ivy.configure(new File("test/repositories/IVY-448/ivysettings.xml"));
        ResolveReport report = ivy.resolve(new File("test/repositories/IVY-448/ivy.xml"),
            getResolveOptions(new String[] {"*"}));
        assertFalse(report.hasError());


        // rev 1.0 should have been evicted by latest-revision conflict manager
        assertTrue(getArchiveFileInCache(ivy, "myorg", "module3", "2.0", "module3", "jar", "jar")

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        assertEquals("2.0", adrs[1].getArtifact().getId().getRevision());
    }


    public void testResolveRequiresDescriptor() throws Exception {
        // mod1.1 depends on mod1.2, mod1.2 has no ivy file
        Ivy ivy = new Ivy();
        ivy.configure(new File("test/repositories/ivysettings.xml"));
        ((FileSystemResolver) ivy.getSettings().getResolver("1"))
                .setDescriptor(FileSystemResolver.DESCRIPTOR_REQUIRED);
        ResolveReport report = ivy.resolve(new File(
                "test/repositories/1/org1/mod1.1/ivys/ivy-1.0.xml"),
            getResolveOptions(new String[] {"*"}));
        assertNotNull(report);
        assertTrue(report.hasError());
    }

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        // we first do a simple resolve so that module is in cache
        ivy.resolve(new File("test/repositories/1/org1/mod1.1/ivys/ivy-1.0.xml"),
            getResolveOptions(new String[] {"*"}));


        // we now use a badly configured ivy, so that it can't find module in repository
        Ivy ivy = new Ivy();
        ivy.configure(new File("test/repositories/bugIVY-56/ivysettings.xml"));
        ivy.getSettings().setDefaultCache(cache);
        ivy.getSettings().validate();


        ResolveReport report = ivy.resolve(new File(
                "test/repositories/1/org1/mod1.1/ivys/ivy-1.0.xml"),
            getResolveOptions(ivy.getSettings(), new String[] {"*"}));
        assertFalse(report.hasError());


        ModuleDescriptor md = report.getModuleDescriptor();


        ModuleRevisionId mrid = ModuleRevisionId.newInstance("org1", "mod1.1", "1.0");

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    }


    public void testFromCache2() throws Exception {
        // mod1.1 depends on mod1.2


        Ivy ivy = ivyTestCache();


        // set up repository
        FileUtil.forceDelete(new File("build/testCache2"));
        File art = new File("build/testCache2/mod1.2-2.0.jar");
        FileUtil.copy(new File("test/repositories/1/org1/mod1.2/jars/mod1.2-2.0.jar"), art, null);


        // we first do a simple resolve so that module is in cache
        ResolveReport report = ivy.resolve(new File(
                "test/repositories/1/org1/mod1.1/ivys/ivy-1.0.xml"),
            getResolveOptions(new String[] {"*"}));
        assertFalse(report.hasError());


        // now we clean the repository to simulate repo not available (network pb for instance)
        FileUtil.forceDelete(new File("build/testCache2"));


        // now do a new resolve: it should use cached data
        report = ivy.resolve(new File("test/repositories/1/org1/mod1.1/ivys/ivy-1.0.xml"),
            getResolveOptions(new String[] {"*"}));
        assertFalse(report.hasError());


        ModuleDescriptor md = report.getModuleDescriptor();

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    }


    public void testDynamicFromCache() throws Exception {
        // mod1.4;1.0.2 depends on mod1.2;[1.0,2.0[


        Ivy ivy = ivyTestCache();
        ivy.getSettings().setVariable("ivy.cache.ttl.default", "10s", true);


        // set up repository
        FileUtil.forceDelete(new File("build/testCache2"));
        FileUtil.copy(new File("test/repositories/1/org1/mod1.2/jars/mod1.2-2.0.jar"), new File(
                "build/testCache2/mod1.2-1.5.jar"), null);


        // we first do a simple resolve so that module is in cache
        ResolveReport report = ivy.resolve(new File(
                "test/repositories/1/org1/mod1.4/ivys/ivy-1.0.2.xml"),
            getResolveOptions(new String[] {"*"}));
        assertFalse(report.hasError());


        assertEquals(
            new HashSet(Arrays.asList(new ModuleRevisionId[] {ModuleRevisionId.newInstance("org1",
                "mod1.2", "1.5")})), report.getConfigurationReport("default")
                    .getModuleRevisionIds());


        // now we clean the repository to simulate repo not available (network pb for instance)
        FileUtil.forceDelete(new File("build/testCache2"));


        // now do a new resolve: it should use cached data
        report = ivy.resolve(new File("test/repositories/1/org1/mod1.4/ivys/ivy-1.0.2.xml"),
            getResolveOptions(new String[] {"*"}));
        assertFalse(report.hasError());


        assertEquals(
            new HashSet(Arrays.asList(new ModuleRevisionId[] {ModuleRevisionId.newInstance("org1",

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    public void testDynamicFromCacheWithMD() throws Exception {
        // same as above, but this time the dependency has a module descriptor
        // mod1.4;1.0.2 depends on mod1.2;[1.0,2.0[


        Ivy ivy = ivyTestCache();
        ivy.getSettings().setVariable("ivy.cache.ttl.default", "10s", true);


        // set up repository
        FileUtil.forceDelete(new File("build/testCache2"));
        FileUtil.copy(ResolveTest.class.getResourceAsStream("ivy-mod1.2-1.5.xml"), new File(
                "build/testCache2/ivy-mod1.2-1.5.xml"), null);
        FileUtil.copy(new File("test/repositories/1/org1/mod1.2/jars/mod1.2-2.0.jar"), new File(
                "build/testCache2/mod1.2-1.5.jar"), null);


        // we first do a simple resolve so that module is in cache
        ResolveReport report = ivy.resolve(new File(
                "test/repositories/1/org1/mod1.4/ivys/ivy-1.0.2.xml"),
            getResolveOptions(new String[] {"*"}));
        assertFalse(report.hasError());


        assertEquals(
            new HashSet(Arrays.asList(new ModuleRevisionId[] {ModuleRevisionId.newInstance("org1",
                "mod1.2", "1.5")})), report.getConfigurationReport("default")
                    .getModuleRevisionIds());


        // now we clean the repository to simulate repo not available (network pb for instance)
        FileUtil.forceDelete(new File("build/testCache2"));


        // now do a new resolve: it should use cached data
        report = ivy.resolve(new File("test/repositories/1/org1/mod1.4/ivys/ivy-1.0.2.xml"),
            getResolveOptions(new String[] {"*"}));
        assertFalse(report.hasError());


        assertEquals(
            new HashSet(Arrays.asList(new ModuleRevisionId[] {ModuleRevisionId.newInstance("org1",

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