Use SVN build number in my pom.xml in JDeveloper

I wonder if someone has already used the buildnumber-maven-plugin or any other way to insert the SVN revision number into their builds in JDeveloper.
The way I have found requires svn to be installed separately because there is a commandline call to svn, but I'd like to use the SVN support JDeveloper gives me, mainly because JDeveloper already has my connection available to the repository.
Who's done this before?
thanks!
Wendy

Hi Pittsburgh,
Thanks for your post.
Do you mean that you have added the custom activity in your build template to generate the custom build number, and the custom build number shows as expect in your TFS build result after build completed, but the custom build number doesn’t display in work
item Found in Build dropdown?
After the TFS build completed and the custom build number be generated, please check the
Builds-teamprojectname global list in your TFS Server, please check if the completed custom build number be added in that global list or not.
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