AW: [aspectj-dev] Using aspects in Eclipse plugin

["Boesch Roger ABRAXAS INFORMATIK AG" <Roger.Boesch@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Adrian,
Thanks for feedback. Currently it seems that is more of a multiproject problem.
I ve the aspects in one plugin and the inspected code in another. Whats the right solution
for that?

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Von: aspectj-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:aspectj-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von Adrian Colyer
Gesendet: Sonntag, 26. Februar 2006 13:46
An: AspectJ developer discussions
Betreff: Re: [aspectj-dev] Using aspects in Eclipse plugin

So long as you have aspectjrt.jar on the classpath (which you will, if you add the org.aspectj.runtime plugin to the dependencies), then you should be able to run your application exactly as you were before (there are no special runtime requirements for an aspectj application).

Did you try that and it failed in some unexpected way?

On 26/02/06, Boesch Roger ABRAXAS INFORMATIK AG <Roger.Boesch@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>
> I'm not sure if i am in the correct mailing list with my question. If 
> not so, please excuse.
>  Im using aspects in different java projects, but now its the first 
> time to implement it in a eclipse-rcp project.
>
>  Ive convert my rcp project to an aspect project and put in the aspect 
> plugin to the plugin dependencies.
>  Everything seems fine, but now ive no idea how to start it correctly 
> and specify the "run parameters".
>  Is there any example, tutorial or can anyone help me to go one step 
> further?
>
>  Thanks Roger
>
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