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Re: [aspectj-users] Help in Eclipse + AspectJ using AJDT
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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?
You may not see markers when weaving this way - I would say test the
woven application and see if it does what you want it to do (although
I see you can't run it for some reason). All the classes go through
the weaving process and will end up in the output folder of the
AspectJ project, not just those your aspect is choosing with its
pointcuts. The aspectj project is then considered to contain your
entire woven application and you should use the contents of it when
running your code, not the code from the plain java project.
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.
That is correct, the warning will appear against the aspect in the
aspectj project saying, the warning is really saying "I am not
applying to any code in this project" - which is true. It doesn't
take into account that you are using it as input to another project.
Sounds to me like your code is woven, you just need to run it.
There is a UI option to show weaving messages, I cant remember where -
that should produce output if any weaving is performed.
