Maven built-in properties

There are 6 types of MAVEN properties:

built-in properties (Maven pre-defined, user can use directly)

${basedir} indicates the project root directory, which is the directory containing the Pom.xml file;

${version} indicates the project version;

${project.basedir} with ${basedir};

${project.baseuri} indicates the project file address;

${maven.build.timestamp} indicates the project component start time;

${maven.build.timestamp.format} represents the presentation format of the property ${maven.build.timestamp}, and the default value is YYYYMMDD-HHMM, which can be customized in its format. The type can refer to Java.text.SimpleDateFormat. Use the following:

< properties < span> < maven.build.timestamp.format > yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss</ > </ Properties >

Pom Properties (Use the Pom property to refer to the value of the corresponding element of the Pom.xml file)

${project.build.directory} represents the main source path;

${project.build.sourceencoding} indicates the encoding format of the main source code;

${project.build.sourcedirectory} represents the main source path;

${project.build.finalname} indicates the output file name;

${project.version} indicates the project version, same as ${version};

Custom Properties (Maven attributes defined under the <properties> tab of the Pom.xml file)

< project < span> < properties < my.pro < span> abc > < / properties </ Project >

Use this property value elsewhere using ${my.pro}.

settings.xml File Properties (in the same vein as the POM attribute, users use settings. ) The Starting property references the XML element value in the settings.xml file)

${settings.localrepository} indicates the address of the local warehouse;

Java System Properties (All Java system attributes can be referenced using the MAVEN attribute)

Use the MVN help:system command to view all Java System properties;

System.getproperties () can get all the Java attributes;

${user.home} represents the user directory;

environment variable Properties (All environment variables can be used for env. The MAVEN attribute reference at the beginning)

Use the MVN help:system command to view all environment variables;

${env. Java_home} represents the value of the JAVA_HOME environment variable;

Refer to the following:

Http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-the-pom.html

Http://maven.apache.org/pom.html

Http://maven.apache.org/settings.html

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Maven built-in properties