| Stable release of AJDT and AspectJ [message #45845] |
Fri, 07 January 2005 17:26  |
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Originally posted by: sekar.gopinathan.fhlbny.com
I am trying to configure the eclipse at the same time creating ant build
scripts to develop and deploy aspect components. What is the
recommended release(versions) of AJDT and AspectJ that I should be using?
I also intend to use ant to build my aspect components. Does ajdt
download come with aspectjtools.jar or is it something that we have to
download separately. I would appreciate if you could share with me the
urls to get to the right versions.
I am using Eclipse 3.0/JDK 1.4.2. Since my intentions are to use these
aspects in production, i would like to have a development environment that
mirror the sampe version levels.
Thanks
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| Re: Stable release of AJDT and AspectJ [message #45927 is a reply to message #45904] |
Mon, 10 January 2005 10:43  |
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Originally posted by: clemas.uk.ibm.com
Currently, AJDT releases are tied to AspectJ releases. As Sian said,
you can have:
AJDT 1.1.12 with AspectJ 1.2.1
or
AJDT 1.2.0M2 with AspectJ 1.5.0M1
Taking AJDT1.2.0M2 and changing ASPECTJRT_LIB to point to the AspectJ
1.2.1 runtime won't change the fact that you are using the 1.5.0M1
compiler, as ASPECTJRT_LIB only determines where to find aspectjrt.jar.
You should always use the version of aspectjrt.jar in production that
you used for development. You *may* get away with it in the case of
1.2.1 and 1.5.0M1 because we haven't changed too much in aspectjrt. But,
basically, don't change ASPECTJRT_LIB.
Although AJDT1.2.0 and AspectJ 1.5.0 are not final yet, they are both
improved versions over 1.1.12 and 1.2.1 - Both of the latest milestone
releases pass all the tests that existed for the previous versions, so I
guess my advice is to use 1.2.0M2 that includes 1.5.0M1 - if you find
problems we have daily builds of those streams which can get your
problems fixed in < 24hours - if you use 1.1.12 and 1.2.1 you may not
see the fixes for a while since we aren't currently running service
branches for these releases (but this is something that may change
shortly...)
Andy
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Andy Clement
AspectJ/AJDT
clemas@uk.ibm.com
Sekar Gopinathan wrote:
> Sian: Thank you for your reply. From the point of view of creating
> production ready applications, should I use the runtime from aspectj
> 1.2(in dev as well as production)? If so can I download ajdt 1.2 M2
> and change the ASPECTJRT_LIB value to point to the runtime inside the
> aspectj 1.2(ie., not the runtime 1.5.0) We plan to go production in
> about 3 weeks time(*hopefully*)...:)
>
> Thanks
> SG
>
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| Re: Stable release of AJDT and AspectJ [message #585706 is a reply to message #45845] |
Mon, 10 January 2005 04:31 |
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Hi,
The latest release of AJDT is 1.1.12, which includes AspectJ 1.2.1. The
latest milestone release for AJDT 1.2.0 is M2. M2 is fairly stable, has
many new features and in fact we use it ourselves for developing AJDT.
However it is obviously subject to change before 1.2.0 final, so the
choice is yours. 1.2.0 M2 contains AspectJ 1.5.0 M1.
You do not need to download AspectJ or aspectjtools.jar separately if
you install AJDT as both are included.
See http://www.eclipse.org/ajdt/download.html for downloads.
Thanks,
Sian
Sekar Gopinathan wrote:
> I am trying to configure the eclipse at the same time creating ant build
> scripts to develop and deploy aspect components. What is the
> recommended release(versions) of AJDT and AspectJ that I should be using?
> I also intend to use ant to build my aspect components. Does ajdt
> download come with aspectjtools.jar or is it something that we have to
> download separately. I would appreciate if you could share with me the
> urls to get to the right versions.
>
> I am using Eclipse 3.0/JDK 1.4.2. Since my intentions are to use these
> aspects in production, i would like to have a development environment
> that mirror the sampe version levels.
>
>
> Thanks
>
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| Re: Stable release of AJDT and AspectJ [message #585718 is a reply to message #45875] |
Mon, 10 January 2005 10:18 |
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Originally posted by: sekar.gopinathan.fhlbny.com
Sian: Thank you for your reply. From the point of view of creating
production ready applications, should I use the runtime from aspectj
1.2(in dev as well as production)? If so can I download ajdt 1.2 M2 and
change the ASPECTJRT_LIB value to point to the runtime inside the aspectj
1.2(ie., not the runtime 1.5.0) We plan to go production in about 3
weeks time(*hopefully*)...:)
Thanks
SG
Sian January wrote:
> Hi,
> The latest release of AJDT is 1.1.12, which includes AspectJ 1.2.1. The
> latest milestone release for AJDT 1.2.0 is M2. M2 is fairly stable, has
> many new features and in fact we use it ourselves for developing AJDT.
> However it is obviously subject to change before 1.2.0 final, so the
> choice is yours. 1.2.0 M2 contains AspectJ 1.5.0 M1.
> You do not need to download AspectJ or aspectjtools.jar separately if
> you install AJDT as both are included.
> See http://www.eclipse.org/ajdt/download.html for downloads.
> Thanks,
> Sian
> Sekar Gopinathan wrote:
>> I am trying to configure the eclipse at the same time creating ant build
>> scripts to develop and deploy aspect components. What is the
>> recommended release(versions) of AJDT and AspectJ that I should be using?
>> I also intend to use ant to build my aspect components. Does ajdt
>> download come with aspectjtools.jar or is it something that we have to
>> download separately. I would appreciate if you could share with me the
>> urls to get to the right versions.
>>
>> I am using Eclipse 3.0/JDK 1.4.2. Since my intentions are to use these
>> aspects in production, i would like to have a development environment
>> that mirror the sampe version levels.
>>
>>
>> Thanks
>>
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| Re: Stable release of AJDT and AspectJ [message #585726 is a reply to message #45904] |
Mon, 10 January 2005 10:43 |
| Eclipse User |
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Currently, AJDT releases are tied to AspectJ releases. As Sian said,
you can have:
AJDT 1.1.12 with AspectJ 1.2.1
or
AJDT 1.2.0M2 with AspectJ 1.5.0M1
Taking AJDT1.2.0M2 and changing ASPECTJRT_LIB to point to the AspectJ
1.2.1 runtime won't change the fact that you are using the 1.5.0M1
compiler, as ASPECTJRT_LIB only determines where to find aspectjrt.jar.
You should always use the version of aspectjrt.jar in production that
you used for development. You *may* get away with it in the case of
1.2.1 and 1.5.0M1 because we haven't changed too much in aspectjrt. But,
basically, don't change ASPECTJRT_LIB.
Although AJDT1.2.0 and AspectJ 1.5.0 are not final yet, they are both
improved versions over 1.1.12 and 1.2.1 - Both of the latest milestone
releases pass all the tests that existed for the previous versions, so I
guess my advice is to use 1.2.0M2 that includes 1.5.0M1 - if you find
problems we have daily builds of those streams which can get your
problems fixed in < 24hours - if you use 1.1.12 and 1.2.1 you may not
see the fixes for a while since we aren't currently running service
branches for these releases (but this is something that may change
shortly...)
Andy
---
Andy Clement
AspectJ/AJDT
clemas@uk.ibm.com
Sekar Gopinathan wrote:
> Sian: Thank you for your reply. From the point of view of creating
> production ready applications, should I use the runtime from aspectj
> 1.2(in dev as well as production)? If so can I download ajdt 1.2 M2
> and change the ASPECTJRT_LIB value to point to the runtime inside the
> aspectj 1.2(ie., not the runtime 1.5.0) We plan to go production in
> about 3 weeks time(*hopefully*)...:)
>
> Thanks
> SG
>
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