You need to keep track of the logged exception and make sure that you don't
log it again. For an example, see source code of AspectJ in Action
(specifically exception logging example in chapter 10); you can download
code from http://manning.com/laddad2.
-Ramnivas
On Wed, Sep 23, 2009 at 2:59 AM, N
Hi,
currently I'm writing a tool logging method calls and corresponding
return values (among other things). Using "after() throwing" capturing
the result of a method in case of an exception is easily possible.
Unfortunately (to capture the exception return value) AspectJ seems to
inject try c
