Hi Peter,
You can access all POM information by specifying the elements in a dot
notation.
E.g. the parent version is defined in your pom.xml as follows:
<project>
<parent>
<version>
</...>
The property notation to access this value would be: ${
project.parent.version}.
Cheers
Jo
On 8/31/07, PeterNilsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> Project "C" has project "P" as parent. Is it possible in the pom of "P" to
> refer to its own version?
>
> If I use ${pom.version} or ${project.version} in the pom of "P" it will
> evaluate to the version of "C" when building C. I need a way to refer to
> the
> version of P.
>
> Peter
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