So, does it mean that any aspect should
work with load-time weaving the same way it works with compile-time weaving?
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Alec,
The
restriction
(http://www.eclipse.org/aspectj/doc/released/faq.html#q:reflectiveCalls)
applies to other pointcuts like call() and cannot be avoided with LTW. LTW is
no different from other types of weaving except that it is performed later.
Matthew
Webster
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It seems that my “get” pointcuts don’t work with
load-time weaving. According to the online docs classes where reflective calls
occur don’t get weaved.
Is
there a way to get get/set pointcuts to work with LTW?
Thanks.
Alec
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