RE: [aspectj-users] Intercept filter method

I don't know Tapestry, and perhaps your pointcut doesn't map exactly the doFilter method which is executed. Try with a more generic pointcut like : pointcut interceptor : execution(* org.apache.tapestry5.TapestryFilter.doFilter(..) ); void around() : interceptor { System.out.pr

[aspectj-users] Intercept filter method

I am new to aspectj and enounter a problem when trying to apply aspectj to the web environment. My problem is that I need to use TapestryFilter and want to add some more behaviour whilst tomcat execute doFilter method. However, I notice that TapestryFilter.doFilter is marked as final so there is n

[aspectj-users] Q: interposing on calls to superclass constructors

Hi, does AspectJ allow me to interpose on calls to superclass constructors? For example, consider the following anonymous class: File f = new File("name") { } which, in bytecode, contains the following constructor: Method name:"" Signature: (java.lang.String)void 0: aload_0 1: aload_1

Re: [aspectj-users] Capturing multiple return values from recursive calls

Then, you can perhaps use around advice to cut short the recursion after you've gone down the required number of times. On Wed, Sep 2, 2009 at 9:11 AM, Dinkar Rao wrote: > Thanks Andrew. I was hoping to avoid using external data structures, > because in my real-world application, the recursive ca

Re: [aspectj-users] Capturing multiple return values from recursive calls

Thanks Andrew. I was hoping to avoid using external data structures, because in my real-world application, the recursive call is a create() method, which creates a "department", which in turn creates each "employee" of the department, which in turn creates each "machine" of employee, etc, and I wan

Re: [aspectj-users] static weaving and weblogic 10

I can't say definitively what is going on, but it sounds like there might be another, unwoven, version of the jar on the classpath somewhere. Another possibility is that you are running with load time weaving enabled as well. And your woven class is being rewoven (or unwoven) before being run. B

Re: [aspectj-users] Capturing multiple return values from recursive calls

Hi Jean-Louis, With an execution pointcut, the output is the same as for a call pointcut. Still, I don't follow the significance. Execution or call, I need to be able to (somehow) expose return values from the top 2 recursive calls on the stack, in the invocation of some advice. Thanks, Dinkar

Re: [aspectj-users] Capturing multiple return values from recursive calls

The simplest way would be to attach state to your aspect so that it can keep track of the last n values. You also may want to attach a percflow instantiation clause to the aspect to make sure that each initial call to fact() has its own aspect instance. So, something like this: aspect A percflow

[aspectj-users] static weaving and weblogic 10

Hi, I'm using AspectJ 1.6.5 to static-weave my EJB3 beans with maven before deployment to a Weblogic 10.3.1 server. I wrote a unit test which assures that the aspect has been applied successfully, but after deploying the tested package on WLS appearently the aspect is not called at all. I even tr

RE: [aspectj-users] Capturing multiple return values from recursive calls

What happens with an execution pointcut instead of a call pointcut ? Jean-Louis Pasturel -Message d'origine- De : aspectj-users-boun...@eclipse.org [mailto:aspectj-users-boun...@eclipse.org] De la part de Dinkar Rao Envoyé : mercredi 2 septembre 2009 10:21 À : aspectj-users@eclipse.or

[aspectj-users] Capturing multiple return values from recursive calls

Hi Folks, Need some help with AspectJ. How can I capture return values from recursive calls ? I want not only the returned value from the top level method call in the stack, but also link the values from the intermediate method calls. For example, given this simple method: public int fact(in