Ok, thanks, I also thank it. But I supose that when you say <<"make
sure you have aspectj on your classpath at runtime">>, you
say me that I copy AspectJ jars file in my WEB-INF/lib app directory,
no? What are these files? How does Tomcat know When he calls or uses
these files?
Hello,
my 2 cents here..... for applying aspect to your code (no matter if it
is servlet, standalone, ejb or anything) you'd need to weave your cod
ebefore you deploy it
also, make sure you have aspectj on your classpath at runtime (either
in WEB-INF/lib or your appserver lib directories)
i m applying aspectj to Actions in my webapplication, that was all i
needed to do.....
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