[aspectj-users] Super's accessibility from within the advice

["Marius M." <marin_marius@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello,

I think the following action is not possible in
AspectJ:

public class ClassSuperA {

   public void a1() {
       a3();
       System.out.println("ClassSuperA.a1()");
   }
     public void a3() {
       System.out.println("ClassSuperA.a3()");
   }
      }

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public class ClassA extends ClassSuperA{

   public void a1() {
       System.out.println("ClassA.a1()");
   }
     public void a2() {
       super.a1();
       a1();
       System.out.println("ClassA.a2()");
   }
     public void a3() {
       System.out.println("ClassA.a3()");
   }

     public static void main(String[] args) {
       ClassA a = new ClassA();
       a.a2();
   }
}

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Instead of calling super.a1(), I would like to have an
advice for the execution of ClassA.a2() that calls
ClassSuperA.a3(); That is, to advise ClassA.a2() with
the functionality of ClassSuperA.a1().

Moreover, I think it is not possible to have access to
the super's functionality of the advised object from
within the advice.


Thank you in advance for your opinions,
Marius 




		
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