Jason, you may want to consider looking at the AspectBench Compiler
(www.aspectbench.org). It was designed for extensibility and gives you
full access to all possible kinds of information at weave time.
Eric
2008/12/5 Jason Weinstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 1) Are there any listeners available for
Hi,
2008/12/5 Jason Weinstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 1) Are there any listeners available for when a class is woven??
You can register your own message handler that will be called for
weaving messages.
-XmessageHandlerClass:... Provide alternative output destination to
stdout/stderr for al
1) Are there any listeners available for when a class is woven??
2) Is there access to the "actual" pointcut when an advice is executed?
As an example
This pointcut
public pointcut NormalizedMessage_new() :
call(NormalizedMessage+.new(..));
This is thisJoinPoint.toLongString()
"call(publi
Dave,
One of the issues we will need to work through is the mapping between
the two syntax styles. Perhaps, the only issue we need to work through
is clarifying the supported models (insertion and delegation) through
appropriate syntax. I think your option c (or a variation of it--that
explicitly
Ramnivas,
Hmmm... now I think I'm a bit confused. I haven't used the
@DeclareParents annotation, as a matter of fact I wasn't aware it
existed until you mentioned it, but if it already uses delegation to
accomplish what we're talking about then that's a different story. If
both methods
That's quite a good discussion we've had!
There are indeed two different model for implementation for ITDs as
Herman distilled well: the classic member introduction (the current
code-style AspectJ model and Dave's original proposal) and delegation
model (the one implemented in @AspectJ's @DeclareP
It sounds to me like maybe the best idea would be to table the
conversation on the "delegation" route for now. I still think that it
would be a nice feature to have, but with less caffeine in my system
this afternoon it is seeming like it might be a bit overly ambitious
for a starting poin
Ciao Luca,
Luca Ferrari wrote:
> I thought it was only thrown by different threads. Now I solved the
> problem.
>
Great! :)
> The fact is that I've got a WorkerThread that, thru reflection, invokes the
> loadAll method on a few classes. So I've got two entry points for the load
> all
> meth
Hi,
I'm afraid I can't think of a way you can do that. Well I suppose I
can perhaps imagine changing AspectJ to to support constant references
(like your example) , but it wouldn't be so easy the minute you pass
an argument that was stored in a variable:
String a = "Jbutton" + " A";
jp.setToolTi
On Friday 5 December 2008 12:58:53 Simone Gianni wrote:
> Hi Luca,
> a ConcurrentModificationException on a HashMap is usually thrown when
> an Iterator is being used and the map gets modified, either by another
> thread or by the same thread. If you obtain an iterator from the
> cache, then clean
Hi Luca,
a ConcurrentModificationException on a HashMap is usually thrown when
an Iterator is being used and the map gets modified, either by another
thread or by the same thread. If you obtain an iterator from the
cache, then clean it, then call iterator.next(), you'll get the
exception.
Hi Herman,
you perfectly got the point. We are moving from IDT to something
else, and that what I felt in the first place without being able to
express it with the clarity you had. I agree on splitting this
thread on "A simpler syntax for IDTs" and "A delegation approach to
IDTs".
As
Hi all,
I got a ConcurrentModificationException using an aspect but I don't understand
why. This is the situation: I've got a LazyLoadingCache object (singleton)
that thru a few synchronized methods allows the insertion/deletion of entries
in the cache. The cache internally uses a HashMap to st
Hi there:
For example:
package X.X.X;
Class A{
Jbutton jb = new Jbutton ();
jb.setToolTipText("Jbutton A");
}
pointcut MLSwing(String s):call (*
javax.swing..*+.setToolTipText(String))&&args(s)
and now if I open showWeaveInfo="true" option, the output would be as
follow:
Join point 'me
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