Is there a way to check which interceptors are present for the current method? An example: if I am debugging the following method (any line in the method)
I\'m a bit confused with the aspectpath option of the iajc compiler. My project use AspectJ to weave metric code into an existing swing application.
We used aspectJ to get some metric on an existing application.When building and weaving with AJDT in eclipse, everything works great.But in the integration env. we use an ant script to build and deplo
I have two annotation @LookAtThisMethod and @LookAtThisParameter, if I have a pointcut around the methods with @LookAtThisMethod how could I extract the parameters of said method which are annotated w
How would one create a pointcut that matches methods that are annotated with an annotation or whose interface method is annotated with an annotation?
All my junit tests have been passing in eclipse, but when run from the console they seem to throw ClassNotFoundException for the AJ class RiskLogAspect.aj I can verify that in eclipse this is correctl
I\'m trying to trace execution of an app running on ServiceMix 3.2 which uses spring 2.5 under the hood. I\'m using CGLIB (advising classes, not interfaces) and I would like to direct tracing using po
What is the correct syntax to inlcude multiple context:exclude-filters? I\'m using this but I don\'t know if it works:
I\'ve read some articles of aspectj, I know it can enhance classes, which is attractive. I\'ve a very stupid question that I ca开发者_如何学Pythonn\'t find a clear answer:
I am thinking about reading Aspect-Oriented Analysis and Design: The Theme Approach, yet I am hesitant. Is it possible to use what\'s taught in the book with AspectJ (for Java) or Post# in C#? Maybe w
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