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[aspectj-dev] Policy enforcement aspects and maven profiles - ideas?
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Hi,
We're using policy enforcement aspects on a current project, and I'm
interested in any experience people have of being able to profile what
aspects are woven (thus affecting what policy enforcement is applied)
using maven profiles.
What I'd like to reproduce in pointcuts is something similar to being
able to profile JUnit tests using @IfProfileValue(sysPropName, value).
The problem is that I'd effectively like to use conditional statements
relating to a java property in a "declare error" statement. That's
seems quite nasty, but then what we're doing with declare error, is
user-defined compiler behaviour anyway, so perhaps extending this
shouldn't be a rejected out of hand.
An alternative approach I can conceive is a nasty mix of aop.xml
definitions and maven filters, but that looks like a maintenance headache...
Any thoughts?
Cheers,
Neale
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