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exclude instance initialization method and interface initialization method [message #675727]

Wed, 01 June 2011 10:16

moha

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Hi,

I want to know how can i exclude instance initialization method and interface
initialization method in aspectj pointcut ???

thanks in advance .

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Re: exclude instance initialization method and interface initialization method [message #675849 is a reply to message #675727]

Wed, 01 June 2011 17:33

Andrew Eisenberg

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Do you mean constructors? All object initializers are pushed into one or more constructors as the class is being compiled. Interfaces are not allowed to have object initializers.

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Re: exclude instance initialization method and interface initialization method [message #676000 is a reply to message #675849]

Thu, 02 June 2011 10:44

moha

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Hi Andrew,

Thanks for your answer .I mean the methods wich have <init> and <clinit> in bytecode java .

you can look at this link :

http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jvms/second_edition/html/Overview.doc.html#12174

paragraph : 3.9 Specially Named Initialization Methods

in order to have an idea about wath i mean by instance initialization method and

interface initialization method .

thanks.

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Re: exclude instance initialization method and interface initialization method [message #676191 is a reply to message #676000]

Fri, 03 June 2011 06:51

Andrew Eisenberg

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OK. See here:
http://eclipse.org/aspectj/doc/released/progguide/quick.html#quick-pointcuts

You are interested in the initialization, staticinitialization, and potentialy the preinitialization pointcuts.

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Re: exclude instance initialization method and interface initialization method [message #676225 is a reply to message #676191]

Fri, 03 June 2011 09:25

moha

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Hi Andrew ,

Thanks for your informations , it's wath i need .

Now i put in my pointcut only execution(* test.test..*.*()) and i want to know if

staticinitialization,initialization and preinitialization are automatically excluded or no ?

thanks.

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Re: exclude instance initialization method and interface initialization method [message #676633 is a reply to message #676225]

Sun, 05 June 2011 19:51

Andrew Eisenberg

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You would need to do:

staticinitialization(test.test..*)

or

initialization(* test.test..*.new(..))

or

preinitialization(* test.test..*.new(..))

note that staticinitialzation uses a type signature whereas (pre)initialization uses a constructor signature.

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Re: exclude instance initialization method and interface initialization method [message #677438 is a reply to message #676633]

Wed, 08 June 2011 14:30

moha

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Hi Andrew,

thanks for your answer .what i want is to exclude

staticinitialization,initialization and preinitialization methods ,in other word

want to execute my advice when the executed method isn't a staticinitialization(test.test..*) or in initialization(* test.test..*.new(..)) or in preinitialization(* test.test..*.new(..))

what i want to now is : if i use execution(* test.test..*.*()) i can get

staticinitialization or preinitialization or initialization methods in my joinpoint or

no.

otherwise if i do something like execution(* test.test..*.*()) && !preinitialization(* test.test..*.new(..)) && !staticinitialization(test.test..*) && ! initialization(* test.test..*.new(..))

it's equivalent (or not) to execution(* test.test..*.*()) ???

thanks in advance ;

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