| Re: SV: [aspectj-users] Newbie question:Running AspectJ on J2EE servers |
Most of the issues with EJB / server containers are purely down to classloader scope. Since these tools use multiple classloaders you will typically only get aspect affected code working across the namespace of a single classloader (hierarchy, possibly). That is, you may affect the operation of a session bean (say), but it's unlikely it'll work as expected across beans / .ear's.
"Magnus Forsberg"
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I use aspectj in a ejb solution and everything works when I access my beans from a web application deployed in the same ear but when I access from RMI, my advices/pointcuts doesn't work. I've read something about aspectj1.0* having problems with this particular setup but I use aspectj1.1. Have you or anyone else experienced anything similar?
> I had it working on Jboss but it mysteriously stopped working.
> I think I may have made a mistake in my cutpoints.
> Anyway... I just added the runtime jar into the application
> server and it
> worked a-ok.
> I am not using websphere but I imagine it is the same.
> Only the runtime jar file required.
> Ron
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