Re: [ajdt-dev] How can i get weaved .java files?

["Eric Bodden" <eric.bodden@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Usuallu abc takes virtually the same command line parameters as ajc.
There also is an ant task.

One example would be:

java -cp abc-complete.jar abc.main.Main -injars weave-into-here.jar
-dava MyAspect.java

This would take all the class files in weave-into-here.jar, MyAspect
into them and place the woven & decompiled files into a folder
"sootOutput".

Here's a full description of the command line:
http://abc.comlab.ox.ac.uk/dists/1.3.0/files/doc/usage.pdf

Eric

2008/7/25 PATIL Arvind <Arvind_PATIL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
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> I am not able to set up abc though I followed instructions on their website.
> Has any one used abc and give steps to setup?
>
> regards,
> arvind
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> Hello.
>
> ajc does not support this directly; you have to de-compile the woven code. One way to do this is to use "abc" for compilation instead of
> ajc: http://www.aspectbench.org/
>
> If you give it the command line argument "-dava" then it automatically decompiles the woven code for you.
>
> Eric
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> 2008/7/25 PATIL Arvind <Arvind_PATIL@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
>> Hi,
>> My requirement is that i need to have .java files available after
>> weaving (using ajc).
>> These will be compiled seperately.
>>
>> But currently ajc compiler directly weaves aspects into java files and
>> generates .class files.
>> I tried decompiling weaved .class files (used JAD); the result files
>> cannot be compiled again.
>>
>> Please help.
>> Is there a better way of getting weaved source files?
>>
>> regards,
>> arvind
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