Hello. I would appreciate any suggestions on the following:
I'm having an hard time expressing two scenarios I have via pointcuts. I
want to declare an error anytime someone tries to instantiate Foo() when
there is an @Inject annotation anywhere else in the same class. For
instance:
public class Foo {
public Foo() {
}
public Foo(boolean bar) {
}
@Inject
public setBean() {
}
}
So as an example, "new Foo()" "new Foo(false)" should both be matched by
the pointcut.
I also want to *not* match calls from within the same class (or it's
subclasses) to a method annotated with @Testable declared within the
same class (or superclass)
public class Foo {
public Foo() {
execute(); <-- Should not match
}
@Testable
public static void execute() {
}
}
public class Bar {
public Bar () {
Foo.execute(); <-- Should match
}
}
I've been able to make specific pointcuts for each class to satisfy the
behavior I want - but that's a lot of pointcuts to maintain. I would
rather have a general pointcut for the general behavior. I think I am
just running up against a limitation of what can be expressed in
AspectJ. But I appreciate any insights anyone may have on this.
Thank you,
Nick
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