RE: [aspectj-users] AOP strategy

[Mohan Radhakrishnan <javatech@xxxxxxxxx>]

The listeners are actually bound to the panel with the
shapes. It is a Swing key listener or mouse listener.

  It is just that instead of declaring listener
classes all over the code I wanted to keep the
listener template code standard and change behavior
depending on the originator.

  For example, if a rectangle was clicked than I will
do something. Eventhough a mouse listener is actually
bound to the panel, the behavior can change depending
on what was clicked.

Thanks
Mohan
--- Eric Bodden <eric@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

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> > Is this a good use case for AOP ?
> No, I would not think so. Since you wanna do
> *different* thing for
> every instance your concern is not really
> crosscutting. Actually I
> think it would be bad design anyway - also using
> standard OOP. If the
> listeners do different things for different shapes
> they should be
> related to them. The implementation you propose
> reminds me of
> "simulated OOP" in ANSI C passing parameters and
> using a lot of
> switch statements... 
> 
> Eric
> 
> - -- 
> Eric Bodden
> Chair I2 for Programming Languages and Program
> Analysis
> RWTH Aachen University
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