Hello everyone
I'm fighting with spring security and aspectj joinpoints and have no idea
why our joinpoint declaration does not match.
We have the following class and interface structure:
8<-----------------------------
public interface ILookupRepository<T> {
Iterable<T> findAll();
}
public interface IBaseRepository<T> extends ILookupRepository<T> { }
public abstract class AbstractBaseRepository<T> {
Iterable<T> findAll();
}
public interface IFooRepository extends IBaseRepository<Foo> { }
public class FooRepository extends AbstractBaseRepository<Foo> implements
IFooRepository { }
8<-----------------------------
I now want to match calls to findAll of IFooRepository and use this
expression:
execution(* com.example.IFooRepository.findAll(..))
This pattern does not match when calling
IFooRepository repo = ...
repo.findAll();
The signatures that are found and compared against in
SignaturePattern.matches are the following:
Iterable
net.junisphere.eranger.domain.internal.neo4j.repositories.AbstractBaseRepository.findAll()
Iterable<IBaseEntity> com.example.IBaseRepository<IBaseEntity>.findAll()
Iterable<IBaseEntity> com.example.ILookupRepository<IBaseEntity>.findAll()
Iterable com.example.ILookupRepository<IBaseEntity>.findAll()
Iterable<net.junisphere.eranger.domain.model.IBaseEntity>
com.example.ILookupRepository<IBaseEntity>.findAll()
Iterable com.example.ILookupRepository<IBaseEntity>.findAll()
Any ideas why the IFooRepository is not taken into account, but only
IBaseRepository and ILookupRepository?
Best regards,
James
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