Wildcard in wsdlRuntimeLocation inside of bpel.xml

is there a way to use wildcards (e.g. %) in the property wsdlRuntimeLocation inside of the bpel.xml?
e.g.
<partnerLinkBinding name="RetryHandler_TUS">
<property name="wsdlLocation">ErrorHandler.wsdl</property>
<property name="wsdlRuntimeLocation">
${domain_url}/ErrorHandler/1.2.1-%/ErrorHandler?wsdl
</property>
</partnerLinkBinding>
deployed are the processes:
ErrorHander 1.2.0-1
ErrorHander 1.2.0-2
ErrorHander 1.2.1-1
ErrorHander 1.2.1-2
ErrorHander 1.2.1-3 should be used.
background is that i want to have a mechanism for referencing versions but do not want to change each hotfix-build of my partnerlink. i also don't want to use the default version to be aware of changes in the interface of my partnerlink. and i don't want to overwrite versions because of loosing the instance-flow and the auditing.
so it should be a mix of hard-referencing version and defaulting the build-number inside of the version.

I've played with the wsdlRuntimeLocation a bit and I'm skeptical that you'll be able to do pattern matching.
You might try to manipulate the property itself with an assign. There is such a thread in the forum on doing just that.

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