Getting the value of <version /> from pom.xml in your project code

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Do I understand correctly that there are no reasonable ways to get the element value from pom.xml in your project code?
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Need to make a resource, such as your-project-name.properties that filtering is copied and the string "project.version=${project.version}". Then in runtime you can subtract this value from properties-file like other config values.
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