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Re: [aspectj-users] withincode question
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Thanks for the tip, I also had to change the Method.invoke() to Method.invoke(..), then it works as it should.
regards,
Wim
2006/6/8, Conway. Fintan (IT Solutions) <
Fintan.Conway@xxxxxx>:
Hi
Wim,
Try
:
pointcut runAction():call( *
Method.invoke(Object, Object[]) ) && withincode( *
Invoker.invoke(..));
Note
the '..' instead of '*' for the Invoker.invoke method.
Regards,
Fintan
Hi,
I have question on withincode. Consider this:
public class
Invoker
{
public Object invoke( MyObject myObject )
{
// code omitted to transform myObject to a Method object and the needed arguments
return method.invoke(
object, object[] );
}
I want to write a pointcut that matched with
the method.invoke() call but only within the invoke method of the Invoker class. I tried this, but eclipse tells me that it does not match:
pointcut runAction():call( * Method.invoke(Object, Object[]) )
&& withincode( * Invoker.invoke(*));
I also tried "within" in
stead of "withincode", but it also does not
work.
regards,
Wim
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