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RE: [aspectj-users] Help in Eclipse + AspectJ using AJDT
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Tomas
When I use inpath of aspect project, I do see some .class
files copied
to the aspect project. But I do not see any markers on the
aspect file.
Also, the files that are copied/woven are not actual
calsses that I adviced
but the other classes that use this class. When I advice on
'execution method()'
pointcut I expected the class that I advice should be
modified, is it not correct?
Also, I can not run them since I need other classes to
run this.
So, I tried to use aspect path of the other project (yes, I
converted to AJ
projctec form Java project). In this case I
see a warning on the advice saying
it is not applied. Somehow aspect can not see the class in
this case.
Thanks
again
Srini
Try this:
Take your class, which you are sure the aspect works on
and move it to another package. Repair the import in your aspect, such that it
points to the moved class. Now, does the aspect bind to the moved class? If it
does, then you probably made some mistake.
-Tomas
2007/7/24, Srinivas Palthepu <spalthepu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
I
tried that too. I tried putting other project class dir in the inpath
of
the
Aspect project. Also, I tried putting spect dir in aspectpath of
the
other project.
Nothing seem to be working. Aspect's advices are not
applied to the
classes.
I don't see any error or warning in the
pointcut definition or advice
definition
though.
Srini
