Command to find File versions in Linux

Will any one tell me the command to find the file versions of the following files:
- POXVDCKB.pls
- POXWPA9B.pls
I am new to Financials app. Thanks in advance
Regards,
BMP

oa.jsp is helpful in determining the version of Self Service Framework you are using. To check that out, use the table listed below:
OA.jsp Version    Framework Version   Patch Number
     115.61           11.5.10.5RUP         5473858
     115.60           11.5.10.4RUP         4676589
     115.58           11.5.10.3RUP         4334965 / 5125546
     115.56           11.5.10H             3262919
     115.39           11.5.10G             3516965
     115.36           5.7H                 2771817 (11.5.9)
     115.27           5.6E                 2278688 (11.5.8)
     115.26           5.5.2E               2227335
     115.20           5.5.2C               2085104
     115.19           5.5.2B               2041847
     115.11           5.5.1E
     115.10           5.5.1B
     115.9            5.5.1A
     115.8            5.5.0E
     115.7            5.5.0D
     115.6            5.5.0C
     115.5            5.2.3D
     115.4            5.2.3C You can also check the version of OA Framework you currently have installed by logging in to your 11i instance and navigate to OAInfo.jsp using the following:
http://hostname.domainname:port/OA_HTML/OAInfo.jsp

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