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If I use inter-type declarations should I use only compile-time weaving? (ajc compiler) [message #661335]

Thu, 24 March 2011 10:04

Dmitriy Kochergin

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If I use inter-type declarations should I use only compile-time weaving? (ajc compiler)

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Re: If I use inter-type declarations should I use only compile-time weaving? (ajc compiler) [message #661518 is a reply to message #661335]

Fri, 25 March 2011 04:39

Andrew Eisenberg

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Nope. There is no restriction. You can use ITDs with load time weaving as long as you are using code style AspectJ. However, ITD use is severely restricted when you use @AspectJ.

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