ff the static weaving. (I want to using eclipse not command line
> apps, and automatically)
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I agree with Simone. There isn't a good way to effectively find out
all aspects using some classpath scanning
classloader.getResource method. And if the selected class is an
> > @Aspect... load it...
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> > Janos
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> If I understand how LTW works correctly, the problem is in class
> loading.
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> Consider the situation where you have a bean with a doS
d class is an
@Aspect... load it...
Janos
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If I understand how LTW works
If I understand how LTW works correctly, the problem is in class loading.
Consider the situation where you have a bean with a doSomething method,
and then have an advice that does something before that method.
You application starts, it will load the bean with a new Bean(). At this
point, the cla
Hi!
I have a question. I want to write an application. I using javaagent
vm option to LTW. But in this case what needed in aop.xml (aop.xml
required in this case if I not want to set any special weaving
options?)
If I only write:
I get: "no aspects registered. Disabling weaver for class lo
