I am learning Spring using the Spring In Action (Edition 3) book. I have come across an example in the book thats not working for me. Following is the detail:
I have to enfo开发者_JAVA百科rce a policy issuing a warning if items not belonging to a particular category are being added, apart from the three which are allowed and disallowing such additions.....
I wanted to instrument a large number of classes to use with Spring Insight and instead of adding the @InsightOperation manually to the methods, I wrote an aspect to annotate the methods using point c
I have to enforce a policy issuing a warning if items not belonging to a particular category are being added, apart from the three which are allowed and disallowing such additions.....
How I can get Target object in my interceptor? bindInterceptor(subclassesOf(A.class), any(), new MethodInterceptor() {
I have been using Java + AspectJ extensively for my startup. I would love to switch to Scala but I have a common design pattern that I am not sure entirely the best way to implement in Scala.
Let\'s say I have an abstract aspect that is going to be used as a mother aspect for other 5 aspects.
I just started AspectJ in university and in one of the labs we have a question where we need to enforce a naming convention across all classes which states that all variables must not include any numb
I\'m primarily a Java developer. I\'ve met quite a few Java devs who love AOP. I\'ve also been seeing more and more AOP \"design patterns\" emerging recently that seem to be fairly widely adopted. Eve
trying to do the below, basic开发者_如何学Goally capture all calls to all beans that end in \"Service\", except for calls to beans that end in \"BlahService\". But this isn\'t working. Do i have this
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