I have a web project built with Tapestry 5.2.1. I have a simple logging aspect that I was using for tracing on this application开发者_运维百科. Everything was working fine until I started refactoring
I am writing a program, and I would only like the user to be able to make certain method calls every 1 second. I\'m having trouble figuring out the best way to do this in Java.
Have you heard of any library which would allow me to set up tracing for specific methods at runtime?
The Problem I\'m running multiple invocations of some external method via an ExecutorService. I would like to be able to interrupt these methods, but unfortunately they do not check the interrupt fla
I have 开发者_Go百科been using AspectJ for a while and it works great on object scope fields containing annotations. I just ran into a situation where I want to annotate a variable of method scope tha
I\'ve configureg AspectJ with Spring and it works fine when \"catching\" public methods called from out of the class. Now I want do something like this:
In AspectJ, I want to swallow a exception. @Aspect public class TestAspect { @Pointcut(\"execution(public * *Throwable(..))\")
I\'ve frequently put up with this for a long time, but I\'m a little worried that it\'s slowing my build process down now. There are a good few seconds that are taken up as Spring/AspectJ reports thes
Consider I wrote AOP point开发者_高级运维cut and made a misprint in it: @Pointcut(\"within(com.example.servic..*)\")
I am using Perf4j to do performance logging. It specifies that you use aop.xml to define which Aspect you want to be called at compile time depending on which logging system you are using. I cannot
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