Re: [aspectj-users] Questions about passing injars

[Wes Isberg <wes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

(1) To resolve but not weave a required class, 
    put it on the classpath.

(2) Ajc only writes .class files it generates to output.jar
    You'll have to copy resources, etc.

Good luck -
Wes

David Garcia Garcia wrote:
> 
> Hi everybody, I'm trying to use an aspect for monitoring method calls inside a jar file. If I use a jar that includes all needed files (class files) I got no problem, but when I'm using a jar that has a class that calls a method or instancietes an object from a package not include in this jar I get the following  error:
> can't find type com.anycomp...(here goes the name of the missing class)
> trouble in:
> public class com...(here the name of the class that calls a method to that class)  extends java.lang.Object:
> 
> ... Here goes the code dump of the involved class
> 
> The problem is that I only want to monitor classes included in this jar not in the others. And I don't have the jar that includes that class ;P.
> Is there any way of doing code weaving of this jar without having the missing class?.
> 
> Thanks everybody apologies for my english :).
> 
> Dave Garcia
> 
> P.D. I tried to monitor Apache Tomcat using code weaving. For this purposal I created an aspect including a pointcut that had a pointcut named Service that monitors execution of javax.Servlet.service method.
> My aspect was in a file called ServletMonitor.java. I compiled all in this way:
> ajc ServletMonitor.java -injars servlet.jar -outjar servlet.jar. Doing that I had inside servlet.jar the modifided classes and my aspect class ServletMonitor.class. The problem is that inside that jar ( before compiling using ajc) there was several kind of files not only class files ( for example dtd files) and in the outjars those files where missing!. My question is: is this a bug or am I doing something wrong. I suspect that's very likely that I'm doing something wrong .
> 
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