Ivy in grails

I've been a maven boy for a while.  It's not the best thing in the world, but it beats maintaining with hundreds of lines of ant build files.  In grails, I missed maven, but I see there is a ivy plugin.  I bit the bullet.

In order to use Ivy for dependency resolution, you need to install the ivy plugin:

grails install-plugin ivy

After you do this, you can now run "grails get-dependencies" and ivy will dump all your jars into your applications lib directory.

I am using a really nice library for google maps from the wicket-stuff.org repository.  I added this to the ivysettings.xml file in my project.  It worked.

 

      <ibiblio name="wicketstuff" root="http://wicketstuff.org/maven/repository" m2compatible="true"/>

 

 

           

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