RE: [aspectj-users] @SuppressAjWarnings for aspectj syntax (ie, non @Asp

["Ron Bodkin" <rbodkin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Barry,

One approach is to turn off these warnings for the whole project (module).
This could be a work around for you. 

In AJDT you can use Eclipse's Window | Preferences | AspectJ Compiler
settings. Under style, you can set "Type not exposed to weaver" to ignore 

You might possibly want to enable project specific settings to limit where
this applies rather than making it apply globally.

With ant or command line iajc (or load-time weaving), you can configure a
custom Xlint.properties file. E.g., add this line
typeNotExposedToWeaver = ignore

-----Original Message-----
From: aspectj-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:aspectj-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Barry Kaplan
Sent: Friday, March 03, 2006 2:30 PM
To: aspectj-users
Subject: [aspectj-users] @SuppressAjWarnings for aspectj syntax (ie,non
@Aspect syntax)

@SuppressAjWarnings works for @Aspect's, but does not work on say a 
pointcut in a regular aspect. Is this a known limitation? Or might there 
be another mechanism?

I have some "library" aspects that have the classes available they 
advice available, but they do not get to weave them in the IDE. Only at 
runtime with LTW be used. So I don't want see those warnings. I have 
suppressed the warnings in my @Aspect's, but cannot seem to do so for my 
[regular] aspect's.

-barry
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