is it possible to write an AspectJ pointcut that matches the usage of a specific operator with a specific type?
I understand that in AOP any cross cutting concerns such as Logging, trans开发者_StackOverflowaction etc can be treated as an aspect and most of the AOP frameworks very well support these kind of cros
I am experimenting with Spring AOP for the first time and get stuck in the XML configuration. I\'m trying to get a mock version of AOP-based \"logging\" up and running, using a MethodInterceptor to wr
Is there some way to integrate aspects i开发者_C百科nto LLVM-bytecode?If you mean an existing way, I haven\'t seen anything that\'s stable/in production, but there are a number of papers, for example:
I am using spring\'s @Around annotations to provide caching of DAO calls and also using spring security\'s @PostFilter to restrict the viewing of certain records. However I am concerned that the cache
I think about using AspectJ in an existing project. I have several pure Java Eclipse projects and I like to create an AOP project.
I have a simple Cache attribute implemented using postsharp. When I set the cache policy I want to be able to set a update callback like below.
in c#, is there any practicable way to intercept a method line after line, at run-time? the specific application of interest would be dynamic logging:
I am in the process of adding some AspectJ advices in my Spring-based Java project. When I run an intercepted method once, it all works fine (i.e., the advice is executed). However, the next invocatio
I have a same scenario as mentioned in Spring @Transaction method call by the method within the same class, does not work?
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