Hi Simone, Thanks for your reply, but the this and target are both returning the same instance!
I am providing a snippet from my aspect class below // Point cut that matches any private method pointcut anyPrivate() : call(private * *.*(..)); // Point cut that matches all methods which return a void and are not private. pointcut allNonPrivateVoid() : call(void *.*(..)) && !anyPrivate(); // Matches non-private, void methods in all classes that are annotated with @AppManaged pointcut doParallelForVoid(AgentWrapper wrapper) : @within(AppManaged) && allNonPrivateVoid() && this(wrapper); // Note that the AgentWrapper is an interface I introduced to the aspect to wrap a GPars Agent class // The advice void around(final AgentWrapper wrapper, final Object me, final Object other) : doParallelForVoid (wrapper) && this(me) && target(other){ Agent agentOfAppManaged = wrapper.getAgent(); // If agent is null, then this app managed object is not really an agent. if(null != agentOfAppManaged && me!=other) // rest of the code. Am I doing something wrong? The me!=other is failing, since both are the same class for some reason. // Not adviced test class TestClass{ AdvisedClass ad = new AdvisedClass(); ad.someMethod();// When it reaches the around advise I get the //me and the other as "AdvisedClass" while I was expecting "me" to be //TestClass } -- View this message in context: http://aspectj.2085585.n4.nabble.com/Finding-nested-method-calls-within-the-same-class-tp3246144p3248875.html Sent from the AspectJ - users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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