I want to implement the state design pattern in JPA. The way I am currently doing this is outlined in this blog post.
I have read the documents in the following locations.Maybe I\'m too dumb but I can\'t see too many useful examples that I can visualize and no much stay in my mind.
I\'m executing the following command, mvn org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-eclipse-plugin:2.6:clean \\ org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-eclipse-plugin:2.6:eclipse
I am working my way through Spring in Action 3 and there is an example in there of using AOP with the around aspect.
The following is my pointcut and advise declaration //PointCut on A method which takes two parameters and is in a DAO
If I put: public CountryState CountryState.find(long id) { return (CountryState) findById(CountryState.class, id);
I\'ve made a profiling method: @Around(\"tld.mycompany.business.aspects.SystemArchitecture.inServiceLayer() && !tld.mycompany.business.aspects.SystemArchitecture.publicConstructor()\")
I have to use Annotation Processing (apt) and AspectJ in the same Maven project. Both work for themselves, but I need to create aspects based on code created by apt. So I would need binary we开发者_运
I am using Spring\'s declarative transactions (the @Transactional annotation) in \"aspectj\" mode. It works in most cases exactly like it should, but for one it doesn\'t. We can call it Lang (because
I am in the process of adding Spring declarative transactions via the @Transactional annotation to an existing Java project.
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