Re: [aspectj-dev] Pointcut question

[Matthew Webster <matthew_webster@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Andreas,

I suspect your are using the wrong _kind_ of pointcut. If you want to
advise the execution of the doStuff() methods you need the "execution()"
PCD:

      pointcut myPointcut() : execution(public void doStuff(..));

Any advice associated with your existing pointcut will only advise
invocations of those methods which in the example is only the single
"doStuff(null)" call in "doStuff()". Are you using Eclipse + AJDT. If so it
will be much clearer from the editor and other views what is going on.

Matthew Webster
AOSD Project
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Andreas Mueller <am@xxxxxx>@eclipse.org on 18/03/2005 08:47:16

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Hi,

let's say I have the following methods in a class:

public void doStuff()
{
   doStuff(null);
}


public void doStuff(String s)
{
   // do stuff
}

Here is the point cut:

pointcut myPointcut() : call(public void doStuff(..));

I would expect that an advice would be inserted in both doStuff methods.
But it's only inserted into doStuff(), not in doStuff(String). I've
tried also to define the point cut as follows:

pointcut myPointcut() : call(public void doStuff()) ||
                                     call(public void doStuff(String));

With the same result.

Any hints how do I get the trick to get the advice inserted into both
methods?

Thanks,
Andreas

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Andreas Mueller
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