Tapestry provides a random hex string default value for the application
version. I'm guessing that's what you're seeing. There must be some
circumstances under which tapestry can't find the override in your property
file.
On 16/05/13 12:26, Lance Java wrote:
${project.version} is a reserved property in maven. I'm guessing maven is
using its own value instead of your filter. Check by inspecting
appversion.properties in your jar/war.
I removed the project.version=1.2.3 from my fil
${project.version} is a reserved property in maven. I'm guessing maven is
using its own value instead of your filter. Check by inspecting
appversion.properties in your jar/war.
Hi,
Using a maven filter file I set the symbol
tapestry.application-version and want to show it in a page:
AppModule.java
public static void
contributeSymbolSource(OrderedConfiguration
config) {
config.add("AppVersion", new
ClasspathR
