Re: [aspectj-users] lauching applications from another one with load-tim

[Matthew Webster <matthew_webster@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Fabio,

If you are using Java 5 then just use
the -javaagent that comes with AspectJ: http://www.eclipse.org/aspectj/doc/released/devguide/ltw-agents.html.
You may want to load you test application using a separate class loader,
with it's own classpath. As each class is loaded it will automatically
get passes to AspectJ.

Matthew Webster
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Fabio Fagundes Silveira <ffs@xxxxxx>
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Hello,

   To launch an application from another java program is possible
using
reflection, such as:

Class cls = Class.forName("Test");
String s[] = new String[] {};
Object arguments[] = new Object[] { s };
Method mainMethod = cls.getMethod("main", new Class[] {s.getClass()});
Object result = mainMethod.invoke(null, arguments);

  Ok, but how to do that (ie. launching "Test" application)
using
load-time weaving? I meant, lauching Test and aspects defined to be
applied to this class in a META-INF/aop.xml file?

  I've tried to find out any WeavingAdaptor tutorial or something
like
that ... but I didn't  ... :-(

  Could you help me?  :-)

Regards,
Fabio
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