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Re: [aspectj-dev] after advice and try catch statement
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If you use the 'after returning' advice (instead of the plain 'after'), you should be able to avoid the try/catch block.
-Ramnivas
2009/7/1 Holger Hoffstätte
<holger.hoffstaette@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
antofmr wrote:
> I am using the after advice to insert some code into the end of a method.
> When I de-compile the method I see that the aspectj compiler has inserted a
> try catch statement into the method. The try is the very first line and the
> catch is at the end of the method. Is there anyway of inserting the code
> without this try catch clause been added or is this the only way that the
> after advice works.
This is just how "after" must work by necessity, otherwise you would end
up having to specify a potentially limitless number of additional conditions.
If you want to control the execution of your advice at the end of the
method, use around/proceed and then decide what to do.
-h
