Changing things over to execution seems to have fixed the first
questions issues.
Things still aren't working for the other question.
If you have a method such as:
public static void setAuditable(Subject subject) {}
will
execution (public static void AspectAuditProxy.setAuditable(Subject))
work?
Thanks!
--
Sloan
-----Original Message-----
*From:* DiFrango, Ron [mailto:ron.difrango@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
*Sent:* Tuesday, September 07, 2004 11:13 AM
*To:* 'aspectj-users@xxxxxxxxxxx'
*Subject:* RE: [aspectj-users] Not catching all methods
I believe that because you are using a call join point, you need
to weave into your JDO package. You should maybe try switching to
execution join points and it will work properly.
-----Original Message-----
*From:* Seaman, Sloan [mailto:Sloan.Seaman@xxxxxxxxxxx]
*Sent:* Tuesday, September 07, 2004 10:52 AM
*To:* 'aspectj-users@xxxxxxxxxxx'
*Subject:* RE: [aspectj-users] Not catching all methods
I'm weaving it into the oracle jdbc implementation
(classes12.zip).
I figure that if I do it that way I get down to the lowest
level and can record the info if the developer uses JDO,
straight JDBC, or something else :)
--
Sloan
-----Original Message-----
*From:* DiFrango, Ron [mailto:ron.difrango@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
*Sent:* Tuesday, September 07, 2004 10:35 AM
*To:* 'aspectj-users@xxxxxxxxxxx'
*Subject:* RE: [aspectj-users] Not catching all methods
For your 1st question, Are you weaving you aspect into the
JDO code? If not then you need to be in order to get these
calls logged.
-----Original Message-----
*From:* Seaman, Sloan [mailto:Sloan.Seaman@xxxxxxxxxxx]
*Sent:* Tuesday, September 07, 2004 10:01 AM
*To:* 'aspectj-users@xxxxxxxxxxx'
*Subject:* [aspectj-users] Not catching all methods
Two questions:
First:
I seem to be hitting some odd behavior with AspectJ.
As discussed earlier, I have an Aspect that watches
all the SQL calls to my JDBC Driver (Oracle). It then
logs the statements to a log file via Log4j.
It seems to only be doing this some of the time
though. Here is my aspect:
private static AuditLogger LOG =
AuditLogger.getLogger(StatementAspect.class,
LDAPPrincipal.class);
pointcut executeSql(String sql):
(
call (public CallableStatement
Connection.prepareCall(..)) ||
call (public PreparedStatement
Connection.prepareStatement(..)) ||
call (public boolean
Statement.execute(..)) ||
call (public ResultSet
Statement.executeQuery(..)) ||
call (public int
Statement.executeUpdate(..)) ||
call (public void Statement.addBatch(..))
) &&
args(sql, ..);
before(String sql): executeSql(sql) {
recordSqlStmt(sql);
}
private void recordSqlStmt(String sql) {
// custom level
LOG.audit((Subject)currentSubjectHolder.get(), sql);
}
It seems to log it initiailly but when my JDO
implementation (XORM) does anything, it doesn't get
logged. I've looked at XORM's src and it is using
Connection.prepareStatement(String)....
Any one know what this would be happening?
Second question:
I have a class, AspectAuditProxy that has the following:
public static void setAuditable(Subject subject) {}
public static void setAuditable(Subject subject,
Class principalClass) {}
public static void setAuditable(Class auditingClass,
Subject subject, Class principalClass)
{}
I then have an Aspect like so:
before (Subject subject):
call (public static void
AspectAuditProxy.setAuditable(Subject)) &&
args(subject)
{
currentSubjectHolder.set(subject);
}
before (Subject subject, Class principalClass):
call (public static void
AspectAuditProxy.setAuditable(Subject, Class)) &&
args(subject, principalClass)
{
currentSubjectHolder.set(subject);
LOG =
AuditLogger.getLogger(StatementAspect.class,
principalClass);
}
before (Class auditingClass, Subject subject,
Class principalClass):
call (public static void
AspectAuditProxy.setAuditable(Class, Subject, Class)) &&
args(auditingClass, subject, principalClass)
{
currentSubjectHolder.set(subject);
LOG = AuditLogger.getLogger(auditingClass,
principalClass);
}
But it doesn't seem to be catching anything. I use
AspectAuditProxy as a way to get the Subject object to
the Aspect system for logging purposes like so (in my
Login.class):
LoginContext lc = new LoginContext("Ldap",
new SimpleCallbackHandler(username,
password));
lc.login();
AspectAuditProxy.setAuditable(lc.getSubject());
Any ideas about this one?
Sorry for the long email...
--
Sloan
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