Hi,
I want to advise certain methods with an arbitrary number of formal parameters
which have arbitrary types.
My advice calls a method foo(...) that runs in another JVM, so I cannot use
proceed(...); therefore I use reflection to invoke the method originally
called. I am trying to use AspectJ's varargs support to pass the arguments (all
of them!) on to foo(...), like this:
void around(Object[] varargs) :
call(* IPersistenceServices+.*(Object+...)) &&
args(varargs) {
System.out.println("Advice got woven!");
myServer.foo(varargs);
}
Note the underlined part. This syntax (Object+...) seems to be in accordance
with the grammar described in the AspectJ/ADK 1.5 Notebook:
http://www.eclipse.org/aspectj/doc/released/adk15notebook/annotations-pointcuts-and-advice.html#signaturePatterns
(MethodPattern => FormalsPattern => TypePattern '...' => SimpleTypePattern)
However, the Eclipse IDE complains about a syntax error, and my aspect isn't
woven. I am using the 1.6.1 runtime with Equinox Aspects.
Of course I could only match on (Object...), i.e. without the plus, but that
would mean constraining all methods that I want to advise to declare an
(Object...) formal parameter, instead of e.g. (String...) or (MyType...)
However this would really be subpar, so it'd be great to have something like
the pointcut above.
Is the "TypeName+..." syntax and behavior simply not supported, or am I just
doing it wrong?
Thanks for any clarification or suggestions,
Yang
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