Re: [aspectj-users] inter-type declaration of a field variable is not se

[Konstantinos Kougios <ariskk@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've noticed the following:

   public long ISimpleC.id=-1;
// declares the id on ISimpleC interface. Id is not serialized correctly 
for all classes that implement ISimpleC. Eclipse debugger shows the 
field like been nested within inner classes. Reflection tools can't read 
the value of id

   public long SimpleC.id=-1;
// declares the id on SimpleC class Id is serialized correctly. Eclipse 
debugger shows the id as a field of the class and reflection tools read 
the value of the id

So, if you introduce the id straight away on the class as a public 
member, it works. My problem is that I was to introduce it to a set of 
classes, all of them implementing an interface (or even if I could 
introduce it to a set of classes belonging to a package).

Regards,

Kostas



Konstantinos Kougios wrote:
> Hi,
>
>    I've a serialization problem and I tried to search on google or 
> this emailing list, but I couldn't find a solution. So, here it is:
>
> I am introducing i.e. a boolean variable in some classes using an aspect:
>
> ...
>    private boolean IUpdatable.isDirty=false;
> ...
>
> IUpdatable is an interface and it "extend Serializable".
>
> I now got this class:
>
> public class Path implements IUpdatable
> {
>   private String name;
>   ...
> }
>
>
> While name is serialized correctly, the isDirty is not serialized. I 
> tried various alternatives, like making the aspect serializable or 
> pethis() but it didn't solve my problem. I know that the isDirty in 
> fact is stored inside the aspect and not in the Path class, but how 
> can I make it serialize correctly?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kostas
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