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Simone Gianni resolved LABS-257.
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Resolution: Fixed
Fix Version/s: (was: Future)
Current
Resolved by LABS-279, committed a test case for verification and regression.
> [web] Creating a producer from an aspect is a pain cause of the way a new
> producer is parametrized
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> Key: LABS-257
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LABS-257
> Project: Labs
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Magma
> Affects Versions: Current
> Reporter: Simone Gianni
> Assignee: Simone Gianni
> Fix For: Current
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> When a new producer is created, an aspect (ParametrizeHtmlProducer)
> intercepts the creation an injects a number of fields. To do this, this
> aspect keeps a number of stacks, containing handlers, parameters, method
> names etc..
> These stacks are filled when entering a do/handle method, and popped when
> exiting. This way, when a new producer is created, last elements in the stack
> represent the current call.
> This works as long as a producer is not created from an aspect intercepting a
> do/handle method. In this case, if the intercepting aspect is executed with a
> lower priority, stacks will still contains proper data when the new producer
> is created, otherwise the stacks will either contain wrong data or be empty.
> Also, this could be a somehow AspectJ bug. In fact, currently there is an
> aspect doing this (creating a producer inside an "around" method), and it is
> working correctly under java 1.6 while working not correctly under java 1.5,
> as if the precedence of the aspects changes between two different runtimes.
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