Hi Sejo,
The AspectJ NetBeans
plugin has not yet been ported to NetBeans 4. So in order to work with
AspectJ what you need to do is download the command line compiler and invoke it
from within the IDE via our Ant task. Alternatively, you could set up the
ajc compiler as a new compiler type and use it that way. You won’t
get any of the structure views, but either approach will let you build and run
AspectJ projects. Make sure to put <installdir>/lib/aspectjrt.jar
on your classpath when running.
It’s unfortunate that we’re
no longer maintaining support for NetBeans users, as there seems to be a
substantial number of you (http://servlets.com/polls/results.tea?name=javaide).
However, we have not been successful at finding contributors for the NetBeans
plugin project and until that happens the situation won’t improve. We’ll
put this discussion item on the table at the AspectJ BoF
at AOSD next month and figure out how to proceed. For the time being I
suggest NetBeans users email netbeans.org and request AspectJ support, as any
effort to improve AspectJ integration will benefit from their help and attention.
Mik
From:
aspectj-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:aspectj-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Sejo.Cesic@xxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2005
4:11 AM
To: aspectj-users@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [aspectj-users] aspectj
in NB4.0
Hi all,
I
am in urgent need for advice on AspectJ integration in NetBeans. Anyone out
there tried integrating aspectj with the recent netbeans release(s)?
thanks
in advance
Sejo
