[aspectj-dev] Strange Happenings with AspectJ

["Hari Prabu Kandasamy" <Hari_Kandasamy@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi All,

 

When applying around advice on a method it rewrites the method wrongly.  This happens only when I try to apply aspects to bytecode as against source code.

 

Without Aspects

 

int i;

        for(; rs.next(); transactionList.add(new Transaction(rs.getString(i++), rs.getFloat(i++), rs.getString(i++), rs.getString(i++), rs.getString(i++), rs.getString(i++), rs.getString(i++), rs.getString(i++), rs.getString(i++), rs.getString(i++), rs.getFloat(i++), rs.getDate(i++), rs.getString(i++), rs.getString(i++), rs.getString(i++))))

            i = 1;

 

With Aspects

 

        for(; resultset.next(); arraylist.add(new Transaction(resultset.getString(j), resultset.getFloat(j), resultset.getString(j), resultset.getString(j), resultset.getString(j), resultset.getString(j), resultset.getString(j), resultset.getString(j), resultset.getString(j), resultset.getString(j), resultset.getFloat(j), resultset.getDate(j), resultset.getString(j), resultset.getString(j), resultset.getString(j))))

        {

            int j = 1;

            i++;

            i++;

            i++;

            i++;

            i++;

            i++;

            i++;

            i++;

            i++;

            i++;

            i++;

            i++;

            i++;

            i++;

            i++;

        }

 

Obviously since j is never incremented our program fails with returning an invalid value for getFloat() call.

 

The actual size of this method is around 220 lines. I’ve reduced the size of this method to around 175 odd lines. Then I’m not facing this problem.It works fine giving me the following result

 

preparedstatement = (PreparedStatement)definePreparedStatement_aroundBody21$advice(transactiondao, dbconnectionwrapper9, s20,         preparedstatement.setString(1, s);

        int i;

        for(resultset = preparedstatement.executeQuery(); resultset.next(); arraylist.add(new Transaction(resultset.getString(i++),             i = 1;

(i++), resultset.getString(i++), resultset.getString(i++), resultset.getString(i++), resultset.getFloat(i++), resultset.getDate(i++), resultset.getString(i++))

 

 

Is it something to do with the size of the method??

 

Any ideas why this would be happening and how to solve it?

 

 

 

Regards,

 

Hari Prabu S.K.

Software Engineer(SETLabs)

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mobile-09341733228

 

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