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Hello all,
I have two questions, both pretty advanced I
would think.
My first question relates to weaving of Java core
packages. I have searched the internet for *working* examples, but I don't seem
to be able to find any. Could someone please supply me a working example of
weaving a java class. For example, the
following aspect should go around any setVisible call, ie:
import java.awt.*;
import javax.swing.*; public aspect MyAspect
void around(Window window): target(window)
&& call(void Window.setVisible(boolean))
{ System.out.println("Window.setVisible(..)"); } }
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With aop.xml:
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<aspectj>
<weaver options="-Xset:weaveJavaPackages=true"> <include within="*"/> <include within="java..*"/> <include within="javax..*"/> </weaver> <aspects> <aspect name="MyAspect"/> </aspects> </aspectj> However, it doesn't work. Can someone make this
work?
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The other question relates to a custom
classloader. Again, searching the internet gave me useful insight, but not
precisely what I was looking for, neither are there many examples. What I would
like todo is associate certain aspects with certain classes -- at runtime.
Formulated as a solution:
A custom weave classloader which loads the target
class and weaves my defined aspects.
I haven't made much progress with this
problem. Mostly because the Javadocs are useless. The best I got
was creating a new WeavingURLClassLoader, but I couldn't get it to work with my
arguments.. I must be doing something wrong in the formatting. Thereby, I would
rather have to give it a path to an aop.xml, as to be able to declare aspects in
a separate file.
I hope I gave enough details for both questions..
hopefully someone can help me.
Mark
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