So I\'m starting to really like the concept of defensive copies for the purpose of making code more \"secure\", but unfortunately they seem to inherently conflict with the wonderful separation of conc
I know people generally use AOP for logging and things of that nature. Currently I have a functionality that requires MOST pieces of that application page.
Is it possible to log result,that method returned with annotation? or specific Exceptions,that was thrown by method?
Trying to design simple aspect,that will print word \"logg\" to console,when any of public methods executed.
I am struggling to write/configure a ThrowsAdvice interceptor that I want to intercept all exceptions thrown throughout my project:
I\'ve been having problems weaving this project correctly with AspectJ (ajc). Here\'s the situation :
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I have an application running with Spring, and I\'m using AOP in some places. Since I want to use the @Transactional annotation at interface level, I have to allow Spring to create JDK proxies. So, I
I am trying to use AspectJ (which until yesterday I didn’t know) with LTW in order to understand how an existing framework works.
Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) seems like an interesting concept. At first I was pretty enthusiastic about it, but as I read more and saw the use cases people were describing I grew disappointed.
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