public aspect ProxyAspect {
before: execution(* java.lang.reflect.Proxy+.*(..)){
System.out.println("Before executing method in proxy");
}
}
(Also tried different variations like specifying the name of generated
Proxy class explicitly, specifying InvocationHandler+ etc. instead of
java.lang.reflect.Proxy+ )
I tried a couple of approaches for doing the LTW.
Approach 1:
1. Created a jar containing the compilation of the aspect files.
2. Set that in the ASPECTPATH env. variable and executed the application
Approach 2:
1. Created the aop.xml as below:
<aspectj>
<aspects>
<aspect name="ProxyAspect"/>
</aspects>
</aspectj>
and set its path in the classpath variable
2. Executed the compiled files using "aj" with the -javaagent option.
However, both these approaches failed to work.
On Jan 27, 2008, at 4:33 PM, Hermod Opstvedt wrote:
Hi
Your aop.xml and pointcuts please
Hermod
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Emne: [aspectj-users] Load Time Weaving of dynamic proxies
Please let me know if someone has tried to do Load Time Weaving
(LTW) of
dynamic proxies. I tried creating a .jar containing the .aj file and
set its
path in the ASPECTPATH variable prior to running the application
using the
"aj" script. Using this approach, I am able to do LTW of normal
classes but
not a dynamic proxy. Let me know if I am doing something wrong.
Thanks,
Sriram
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