Only for m1, unless you inject an IA object into your service
implementation...
private IA self;
public void setSelf( IA self )
{
this.self = self;
}
public m1()
{
self.m2();
}
public m2()
{
self.m3();
}
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From: Johan Lindquist [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 4:39 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: question about proxies and interceptors
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The call should [someone correct me here if I am wrong] go to to your
core implementation - it is only if you deal with services obtained from
the Registry that the interceptors are applied.
Cheers,
Johan
Aleksej wrote:
> I have some service and interceptor for each method of that service.
> Some methods of that service implementation calls other that service
> methods
> ( included in implementation interface ). In this case, interceptor is
> called for each
> method or only for methods called first?
> Example:
> interface IA has methods m1, m2, m3.
> class AImpl implements IA and there is interceptor configured for each
> IA method ( m1, m2, m3 ).
> In class AImpl method m1 calls m2 and m2 calls m3.
> In this situation when I will call m1, interceptor will be called for
> nested m2 and m3 too or only for m1?
>
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you too?
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