You are getting the error because the Interceptor is in the same package expression as
the class you are trying to intercept. Thus, you have an infinite loop.
Put your interceptors in another package that doesn't match your wildcard.
Bill
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Sorry I forgot to specify my environment:
J2SDK 1.4.2_04, JbossAOP 1.0 beta3.
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If I change jboss-aop.xml to
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
aop
bind pointcut=execution(public * es.pfc.test.TestAOP-*(..))
interceptor class=es.pfc.test.aop.MethodAuthorizationInterceptor/
/bind
/aop
The sample works fine, but I don't know why?
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You must specify the fully qualified name of the class, an $instanceof{} expression or
a $typedef{} expression.
I'm afraid I don't know if your problem is a bug or the expected behaviour.
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Sorry, I don't understand you. I'm specifying the fully qualified name of the class:
bind pointcut= execution(public * es.pfc.test.TestAOP-*(..))
but when I use wildcards it doesn't work
bind pointcut= execution(public * es.pfc.test.*-*(..))
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I was just stating what you already found out :-) I _think_ you must specify the full
name of the class.
If the error you get using wildcards is by design or a bug I don't know...
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Hehe, sorry, I need to improve my english :)
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