So since I started this thread a few months ago, I thought I'd chime back in. Bill, thanks for your very thorough description, but now I have one more question: I've been doing more reasearch on AOP overall and more research on AspectJ and JBossAOP. Now I'm not sure that I'll be phrasing thsi right, but it seems that AspectJ doesn't allow you to apply advice or introduction on an existing class without explicitly defining defining a join point within an Ascpect. Also, once you make this change, you will also have to recompile all your classes again. From what I gather about JBossAOP, it seems that I can just add an annotion to my class and have my class advised? Or better yet, I can just redeploy an aspect and advise a class that was compiled with javac and has no knowledge of any aspect? Just curious if this is a correct understanding of how JBossAOP works.
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