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Jeppe,
1) Take this answer with a Serious grain of salt,
but I am pretty sure Websphere has almost first rate support for aspectj.
Also, as you mention it is JVM compatible byte code that is spit
out.
2) In a previous life, I built an Java/Swing
[read Fat Client] for a Collections Call Center app. This app was
deployed to 3000+ users on the desktop. We strictly tested for performance
as it was used through out our data access layer and we could not afford
any response time lags. I started using aspect back around the 1.0
days.
Ron
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Sent: Mon 5/15/2006 5:35 AM
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Subject: [aspectj-users] AspectJ Production suitability
Hi
I have a client who's interested in using AspectJ
1.5.x in a new Spring based project.
Before they commit to using AspectJ they have some concerns that I hope
some of you can help me address with facts.
- My client has heard rumors that since AspectJ is
a two compile step the weaved code wont be able run under for instance
WebSphere since it's doesn't use a standard SUN JVM. I've assured them
that this is not a problem, since the weaved code is compatible with all
JVM's. But to assure them is there an official AspectJ writing you can
point me to where this issue is addressed?
- Do you know of any large financial applications
in production that uses AspectJ weaved code?
Best regards
Jeppe Cramon
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