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Howto combine different source directories under one aspect compilation [message #31752] Wed, 10 March 2004 16:02
Rohith Ajjampur is currently offline Rohith AjjampurFriend
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Registered: July 2009
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Hello,

I use Eclipse 2.1.1 and AspectJ 1.1.4 for development, i came across a
problem in bringing all my source directories under one aspect
compilation, here is a clear write-up of the problem.

I have a project structure which looks like

myProject
-sourceMe
-com.me
-TestAspect.java
-sourceThis
-com.me
-StartupApp.java
-sourceThat
-default.lst

After building this tree with default.lst and TestAspect, i don't see any
classes being affected(i know the aspect works, coz i copied it from
"AspecJ in Action", to try it out). I created a TestAspect.lst in the same
directory as TestAspect.java, this seems to work but then, it affects the
classes in sourceMe directory and no other classes though other
directories have the same com.me.* form. Coz StartupApp.java is the the
entry point of my application, the above seems to have no effect when
executed. Can anyone please suggest a solution?

Regards,
Rohith.
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