Hey,
You are probably more likely to get a good answer from stackoverflow where
a bunch of the Spring Team are now hanging out.
>From an AspectJ point of view, I would be using an additional
pointcut/advice pair (possibly in a separate aspect) to make the aspectOf()
call and bind it into the target component.
aspect Configurer {
before(SomeClass obj): execution(MyComponent.new(..)) && this(obj) {
obj.businessRuleManager = BusinessRuleAspect.aspectOf();
}
}
effectively this aspect is doing what spring would be doing. But I can't
say for certain that it would work.
cheers,
Andy
On 6 May 2014 05:53, erik <[email protected]> wrote:
> We have an aspect, named BusinessRuleAspect, in our code base that is used
> on
> the client side and on the server side of the project. On the server side
> we
> have spring, and the component is injected from the application context:
>
> <bean id="businessRuleAspect"
> class="com.fugro.gwf.domain.rules.aspects.BusinessRuleAspect"
> factory-method="aspectOf">
> <property name="businessRuleManager"
> ref="businessRuleManager" />
> </bean>
>
> The question: on the client side we don't have spring, what is the best way
> of injecting the businessRuleManager component in the aspect in such a
> case?
>
>
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