NamePattern; import org. ReflectionWorldException; import org. ShadowMatchImpl; import org. ContextBasedMatcher; import org. FuzzyBoolean; import org. JoinPointMatch; import org. MatchingContext; import org. PointcutDesignatorHandler; import org. PointcutExpression; import org. PointcutParameter; import org. PointcutParser; import org. PointcutPrimitive; import org. ShadowMatch; You will need the aspectjtools dependency in your classpath in runtime so AspectJExpressionPointcut can load the classes it needs.
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Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Stack Gives Back The actual body of the method is irrelevant and in fact should be empty.
The following example defines a pointcut named 'businessService' that will match the execution of every method available in the classes under the package com. The following example defines a pointcut named 'getname' that will match the execution of getName method available in the Student class under the package com.
You can define a pointcut inline for any of the advices. To understand the above-mentioned concepts related to AspectJ based AOP, let us write an example which will implement few of the advices. Here is the content of Logging. If you download the.
Breadcrumbs Home Projects aspectj Downloads. Downloads The AspectJ compiler produces programs for any version of the Java platform jdk1. Downloads See below for a list of available AspectJ downloads. Only download this version if you are prepared to work with a pre-release compiler. I prefer maven even for simple java projects, because if I add the dependencies maven will download the source code and the javadoc as well without any manually actions.
I've had the same problems as you and I didn't wanted to solve these problems again and again. You do not need all those libraries. Please first learn which one serves which purpose. Thus, the runtime is needed for identifying some of the annotation classes. However, aspectjweaver is only needed if you want to use full AspectJ in a load-time weaving LTW scenario, with or without Spring.
The weaver lib is a superset of the runtime, so you only need one of them. Last, but not least, aspectjtools again is a superset of the weaver lib and contains the AspectJ compiler among other tools.
This is only needed for compile-time weaving as part of your toolchain. I do not think that source code and Javadoc will help you much in learning AspectJ. If you are still not convinced and want to add source and JavaDoc to your Eclipse project, why don't you follow jaysee 's advice and use Maven?
Good luck! But I assume you will be disappointed because the AspectJ JavaDoc is really bad for learning purposes and not suited to understanding how to actually use AspectJ.
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