Hi, >> after compiling and run OJ in eclipse from >> http://jump-pilot.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/jump-pilot/core/trunk/ >> the splash-window shows >> Version ${version.number} ${version.release} rev.${version.revision} >> and the readme.txt file also. >> >> What is the secret to get the right version numbers to the variables? >> What have I do, to configure eclipse, that the version-variables get the >> right values? As a side note, these variables and some others (useJvmChmod, recompress.folder...) are viewed as errors in the IntelliJ IDEA interface ("cannot resolve symbol"). Not a big problem, but I don't know if there is a way to make it understand everything is fine. Are these parameters only defined on the command line ? Would it be better to have them declared/defined at one place ?
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