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Re: [aspectj-users] Help in Eclipse + AspectJ using AJDT
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Hmmmmmmm - if your aspect isn't independent of the base application
then I think you have to do it the other way round. Leave your java
project as pure java and use inpath on the aspect project.
On 24/07/07, Srinivas Palthepu <spalthepu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>You either need it one way or the other. If you are weaving the
standard java project with the aspect project >(using inpath on the
aspect project) then the standard java project doesnt need to know
anything about the
>AspectJ project (dont create a dependency). If you are doing it the
other way (using aspectpath after making
> the standard java project an AspectJ one) then add the aspectj project
as a dependency for your standard java >
>project - in this case the aspectj project does not need a dependency
on the converted project.
I am using the second case. But Aspects files in AspectJ project
need to know the classes and packages
in starndard project to which I am writing pointcuts and advices. If
I do not put
project dependencies those classes are not recognized. Is there a
better way
to make them vissible to AspectJ project?
Srini
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