Hi Hmil,
This is not a question of AspectJ. You should read the classes directly from
the JAR-Files (CLASSPATH), load each class and then do some reflection:
for( String filename : <content of class.path> )
{
Class
theClass=Class.forName(filename.replace(".class","").replace("/","."));
Method[] methods=theClass.getDeclaredMethods();
countClasses++;
countMethods+=methods.length;
}
You can do this with AspectJ, but you still have to load each class: Aspects
do not apply on none loaded classes.
Regards Marko
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