| [aspectj-users] Does ajc require access to source? |
The book "Mastering AspectJ" says on page 48 "The AspectJ compiler is built to allow the use of aspects in a variety of circumstances regardless of whether or not the source code is available to the developer." This doesn't seem to be the case for me. Here's what I did.
1) Build and run the code with all the source available.
2) Rename a source file for a class from .java to .save.
3) Modify an aspect that affects that class to do something different.
4) Rebulid the code.
ajc complains when compiling an aspect that affects that class with "no match for this type name". Is the book wrong?
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