-----Mensagem original----- De: Stefano Mazzocchi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Just keep in mind that everytime you do code generation IDEs that need > to compile classes to operate (like Eclipse or Idea) choke big time. Haven't had this experience. All the time things got out-of-date I ran an Ant script to exec xdoclet. Eclipse saw the 'gensrc' as a source dir and compiled everything without choking. > If we can use introspection or dynamic proxying instead, it would be a > much better thing, IMO, for this very reason. I think you should worry about tangling. JMX code scattered all over the place should be avoided in any project for any scenario. If was my choice I would pickup AspectJ, but it seems to fail miserably with large projects. -- hammett
