Hello,
Where did you set ( in which file) the Xmx, PermSize parameters ?
Cordialement / Best regards
Jean-Louis Pasturel
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Thanks Andy for your reply. I realised that what I actually needed is to
programmatically import packages so as to avoid specifying the canonical
name of the class. Once I used the canonical class name, there was no
problem resolving the pointcut.
Is there a way of programmatically importing packa
Hi,
Thanks Brett, for your suggestion. I tried that but still get the same
error.
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Might be worth a quick test with increased perm gen space, in case you
are running out:
-XX:MaxPermSize=512m
Best
Brett
On 22 January 2013 10:25, Aryenne Bradshaw wrote:
> Hi Users,
> This is my first time to the forum. I am really desperate for some help. I
> have a project running on Java 1
Hi Users,This is my first time to the forum. I am really desperate for some
help. I have a project running on Java 1.7 and ajc 1.7.1 on a windows 7
machine 64 bit.Everything compiles correctly. However, when I try to run the
project this is the error message (and there is no error log): [err
Hi,
As the doc mentions inScope is for defining what the pointcut should
'appear' to have been defined in for the purposes of resolution (being
Object if you pass in null). I haven't dug into it but I presume that would
be for reasons of chasing down unqualified type references. I think the
'overa
>From your background description on the projects, BND seems a good choice.
I don't really have a strong preference.
cheers,
Andy
On 18 January 2013 05:42, M. P. wrote:
> I'm asking because SpringSource Bundlor has been discontinued. The current
> stuff has been moved to Virgo and will not be
I am using reflection to parse pointcuts and it works fine within the same
package. I am also able to change the scope by specifying a particular class
(inScope in the code below). However I was wondering whether there is a way
of specifying a multi-package context (e.g. all the packages in the cla
