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RE: [aspectj-users] flow of execution in different threads
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For those of you who are interested - here is the output of a sample run
done on my PC.
? [main] leaf()
? [main] Aspect.<init>()
? [main] root()
? [main] void Main.leaf() state=Main[One]
? [main] leaf()
---> [main] create()
? [Thread-0] Aspect.<init>()
? [Thread-0] run()
? [Thread-0] void Main.leaf() state=Main[One]
? [Thread-0] leaf()
<--- [main] create()
? [main] leaf()
? [main] Aspect.<init>()
? [main] root()
? [main] void Main.leaf() state=Main[Two]
? [main] leaf()
---> [main] create()
? [Thread-1] Aspect.<init>()
? [Thread-1] run()
? [Thread-1] void Main.leaf() state=Main[Two]
? [Thread-1] leaf()
<--- [main] create()
-----Original Message-----
From: aspectj-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:aspectj-users-admin@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Matthew Webster
Sent: 18 March 2005 11:32
To: aspectj-users@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [aspectj-users] flow of execution in different threads
There have been a number of questions about determining cflow across threads
e.g. is a join point one thread in the control flow of a join point on the
thread that created me and can I pass context. Here is an example of how to
do it with read-only state. The Main class has 2 methods leaf() and root().
The "root()" method executes "leaf()" on another thread. We want to obtain
state in "leaf()" from earlier in the control flow, in this case an instance
of the Main class, which is done using a percflow aspect and a Hashmap. The
root, lead, create and run pointcuts could be customized or made abstract.
Comments welcomed:
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