Well, if POJO is being intercepted by SimpleInterceptor, the jboss-aop.xml file
is being loaded.
What do you mean with modifying SimpleInterceptor by InstanceInterceptor?
You can only modify something through the code, like below:
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception
| {
| // using SimpleInterceptor
| AdviceBinding binding = new AdviceBinding("execution(public *
POJO->someMethod(..))", null);
| binding.addInterceptor(SimpleInterceptor.class);
| AspectManager.instance().addBinding(binding);
| // check: SimpleInterceptor is being used
| execute();
|
| // modifying binding, now I want to use InstanceInterceptor
| AdviceBinding newBinding = new AdviceBinding(binding.getName(),
"execution(public * POJO->someMethod(..))", null);
| newBinding.addInterceptor(InstanceInterceptor.class);
| AspectManager.instance().addBinding(newBinding);
| // check: Instanceinterceptor is now being used
| execute();
|
| }
At the moment that you use the name of the old binding in the new binding (at
the line that calls the AdviceBinding constructor passing binding.getName() as
parameter), you are replacing binding by newBinding. Consequently, you are
replacing SimpleInterceptor by InstanceInterceptor.
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