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Put
the aspectjrt.jar on your WEB-INF/lib and the application will work fine. And
about ‘How
does Tomcat know When he calls or uses these files?’: When you weave your
source with ajc(or some aspectj plugin), your advices
implemented in yours aspects will be ‘inserted’ into your code ‘automatically’;
after it, don’t worry about your binary files because they have ‘normal’
byte-codes.(you must only put the aspectjrt.jar in your classpath like
mentioned before) Regards, Fortaleza-Ceara-Brazil De: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Em nome de Jordi Cabré 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, |
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