| java.lang.AbstractMethodError when invoking introduced method [message #588570] |
Fri, 03 June 2005 18:12 |
 Barry Kaplan
Messages: 230
Registered: July 2009 |
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The code I'm developing is a library, so I need my clients to be able to use it without any special aspectj/ajdt requirements (other than the runtime jar). So I have two projects:
drools-core - which is has the aspectj nature
drools-core-aspectjtest - which is a regular java project
the test project does not depend directly on the other, since it then does see the weaved classes. Rather, it includes the core project output directory (which should be good simulation for including a jar). Now, introduced methods can be used from regular java classes.
However, when I run my tests, I'm getting AbstractMethodError when I attempt to invoke an introduced method. In the core project, ajdt clearly indicates that the methods have been introduced on the concrete class that I am calling.
Any ideas how I can debug what is actually happening?
thanks
-barry
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