On Mon, 2003-08-18 at 21:31, John Farrell wrote:
> If I write this in my maven.xml:
>
> ] <goal name="blah"><echo>${pom.id}</echo></goal>
>
> I get:
>
> ]$ maven blah
> ]blah:
> ] [echo] mp-util:mp-util
>
> My project.xml has this in it:
> ] <!-- a unique name for this project -->
> ] <id>mp-util</id>
>
> I definitely expected pom.id to give me just "mp-util", instead of
> "mp-util:mp-util". Why are my expectations wrong?
>
> I can fix it:
>
> ] <j:set var="id" value="${pom.id}" />
> ] <j:set var="id" value="${id.substring(0,id.indexOf(':'))}" />
> ] <echo>id = ${id}</echo>
>
> but I don't get it. Thanks for clues.
The id has been something that has been used internally for a while now.
What you are looking for is ${pom.artifactId}. ${pom.id} is currently
equal to ${pom.groupId}:${pom.artifactId}.
> John
>
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