have you looked at the AOP provided by the spring framework? http://www.springframework.org/
Joscha Diehl wrote:
Harkness, David wrote:
Another option would be to use one of the AOP packages (e.g AspectJ) toThat was the first choice I evaluated. but AOP just doesn't seem mature enough yet.
build an interceptor (or munge the bytecode) to do what you want. This
is in effect what the EJBC conpiler does to generate stubs and skeletons
for your beans.
Espescially as the project involves JBoss. And JBossAOP is targeted for 4.0 which is to be released yet.
I could do it with the post-compiler (as opposed to using the AOPs classloader) all AOPs supply. Then I could also use thirdparty AOPs. I tried that already, but it caused trouble in JBoss (in short: I could'nt redeploy a module).
As with xdoclet I won't solve the problem, I will look at AOP again.
Sidenote: is xdoclet2 supposed to support what I asked about?
josh
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