Re: [aspectj-users] Abstract Aspect

[Ramnivas Laddad <ramnivas@xxxxxxxxx>]

Putting logging.jar in classpath won't do the weaving
(not yet anyway; just-in-time weaving may change this).

I am assuming that you are using AspectJ1.1.
Currently, you need to compile your application with ajc 
and supply logging.jar in -aspectpath option. Something like:

> ajc *.java -aspectpath logging.jar 

If you application is already compiled into a jar file,
you need to use -injars option. The following
command will result into creation of woven class files:

> ajc -injars app.jar -aspectpath logging.jar

You may also create a log-enabled application jar file using -outjar
option. The following command will result 
in loggedApp.jar containing the woven class files.

> ajc -injars app.jar -aspectpath logging.jar -outjar loggedApp.jar

Hope this helps.

-Ramnivas

--- Du Mason <masondu@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> 
> I've got a question regarding abstract aspects.
> 
> I have an abstract logging aspect in a jar file called logging.jar.
> This 
> AbstractLoggingAspect logs all entries/exit of all methods defined in
> the 
> abstract pointcut  allClass()
> 
> So i tried using this abstract aspect in a separate project. I put
> the 
> logging.jar in the classpath. and made an aspect TestLogging
> extending the 
> AbstractLoggingAspect. It doesn't seem it's working correctly. None
> of the 
> pointcuts get picked up. So i tried copy the
> AbstractLoggingAspect.java to 
> this project, and compiled again. It works perfectly.
> 
> So my question is, is there anyway to separate the abstract aspect in
> a jar 
> file and still have the project compiles correctly?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> Mason
> 
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