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Re: [aspectj-users] AspectJ & J2ME
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On the runtime issue. The runtime evolves *extremely* slowly, to enable maximum compatibility between versions. The patch I think you are talking about (as you didn't mention a bug number) is likely to still apply just fine, if you want to build a minimal aspectjrt.jar that you can use.
Andy
2009/7/15 Víctor Llorens Vilella
<victor.llorens@xxxxxxxxx>
Hello,
I'm trying to package a J2ME Midlet with aspects functionality. Part of the AspectJ uses Reflection internally (i.e. thisJoinPoint). So the trick i my project is to avoid using this methods.
My question is... as far as I Know the Aspectjrt.jar runtime library has these reflection methods, so whether the Eclipse preverifier or the mobile preverifier will fail, am I right?
I have seen an open bug that is abandoned since 2005, which has some kind of patch for deleting these methods from the runtime library. But I realize AspectJ has evolved a lot since then...
Thanks in advance,
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Victor Llorens Vilella
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