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Re: [aspectj-users] AJDT and inpath
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Hi Matt,
At the end it has worked, but it is kind of weird for me, may be it is a
bug or not. But what I did, was to include the generated jar file as
"Add external jar", and the compiler didn generate any output message.
Then I have just tried another approach. I have added the jar file as
"Add jars", so I can only choose jar files included in any open project
I have in the workspace. After the compilation I got the nice message
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Type 'HelloWorld' (HelloWorld.java:16) advised by around advice from
'ApectHelloWorld' (ApectHelloWorld.aj:19) HelloWorld 21
September 2004 09:02:44
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The environment I have is:
.- Eclipse 3.0.1 (I tried as well with 3.0.0)
.- AJDT 1.1.12
.- Mandrake Linux 10.0 with kernel 2.6
Regards
--alf
Matt Chapman wrote:
Alfonso Olias Sanz <aolias@xxxxxxxx> wrote on 20/09/2004 16:01:58:
I did what you and detailed information about the waving appears but
nothing about the external jar file.
The aspect just pointcuts the execution of a method of a clas in the jar
file
########################################################
public aspect AspectHelloWorld {
pointcut helloWorldJarFile(): execution (public void
HelloWorld.printHelloWorld());
void around():helloWorldJarFile(){
System.out.println("Hello world from the aspect");
}
}
#########################################################
But if I instantiate in a main method the class HelloWorld and calls
printHelloWorld, the waving does not catches the execution, but if I
change the pointcut definition and put "call" instead of execution, the
weaving works.
The jarfile is added in the "AspectJ InPath" project property
It sounds like you are doing the right things, I can't see why it doesn't
work for you. Here is what I did:
Created a project with HelloWorld.java in the default package, containing:
public class HelloWorld {
public void printHelloWorld() {
System.out.println("Hello World");
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
new HelloWorld().printHelloWorld();
}
}
I then exported this to a JAR file, and created a new AspectJ project
containing your aspect as above, and turned on weaving messages. I get a
warning about "no match for this type name: HelloWorld", so I go to the
project's "AspectJ InPath" property page and add the JAR I exported
earlier. Rebuilding the AspectJ project then gives me the following line
in the problem view:
Type 'HelloWorld' (HelloWorld.java:4) advised by around advice from
'AspectHelloWorld' (AspectHelloWorld.aj:7)
My environment is AJDT 1.1.12, Eclipse 3.0.0, on Windows XP.
Are you doing anything differently to this? Or is your environment
different? Maybe you've hit a bug.
Regards,
Matt.
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