Re: [aspectj-users] LTW without need for javaagent

["Andrew Ochsner" <aochsner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I do not control the environment (so therefore, I don't control the command line parameters to start it up).  Basically, the container is already running and I just drop ears and wars into a directory to deploy.  The container itself is managed by a completely separate team (they manage farms of these) and are not very keen on changing they way they do things.

Andy O

On 9/18/06, Matthew Webster <matthew_webster@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Andy,

What is being shared, the installation or the instantiation? So do you share the definition of the system or the system itself. I am not familiar with the JBoss environment.

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Subject	[aspectj-users] LTW without need for javaagent

Hi:

Here's my scenario:
I'm running in a shared JBoss environment so I can't change the JVM command line arguments to include a javaagent.

Is there any other way I could possibly enable LTW that anyone could possibly think of?  Using Spring maybe?

I know this might be a very specific JBoss question, but any ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks

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