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[aspectj-users] New AJDT releases ease AOP development: Another AOP@Work Article

IBM developerWorks has published Matt Chapman's article "New AJDT releases ease AOP development", as part of the peer-reviewed AOP at Work series. In this article Matt gives a comprehensive exploration of the functionality offered by AJDT, the AspectJ tooling for Eclipse. This is presented using a variety of scenarios, ranging from simple test projects, to more advanced multiple project setups. Also covered are the AJDT changes to support AspectJ 5, and techniques and features aimed specifically at the development of large AspectJ projects.

From the article:

"The AspectJ Development Tools for Eclipse (AJDT) have recently undergone considerable changes, mainly to more fully integrate with the Eclipse platform. The changes also provide AspectJ developers with greater access to tooling support on the Eclipse platform. In this article, I'll introduce you to AJDT 1.2 for Eclipse 3.0, which was released in June, and AJDT 1.3 for Eclipse 3.1, which is due for release in September (early development builds are available now).

A great deal has changed since AJDT 1.1, so this article should be of interest both to developers new to AJDT, and those familiar with earlier versions. Instead of repeatedly pointing out exactly what has changed and how, I'll use this article to take a fresh look at the current AJDT functionality and approach.
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Read the article :
  http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-aopwork9

Read the series :
http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/views/java/libraryview.jsp? search_by=AOP@work:

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