Maven users,
Is there a way to retrieve the super, or super-super pom.xml's ${basedir}
such that it consistently returns the "rootmost pom.xml's path"? It appears
that ${basedir} is always the leafmost pom's path when running a multimodule
build.
So, for example:
1) I have a pom.xml at the root of my tree.
2) I have pom.xmls in subdirectories that reference the parent
3) I have a property that is defined in the root pom.xml that includes
${basedir}
4) Unfortunately, even when running the build via "mvn install" from the
root, each leaf pom, as it gets invoked, recalculates the
root-pom-defined-property for $(basedir) to be relative to the leaf, not to
the original root.
Any way to get the root pom.xml's path so that I can do a relative pathing
from there?
-Matthew McCullough
Ambient Ideas
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