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[aspectj-users] jdt access rules - for OSGi compiles
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Hello,
we want to use the ajc Compiler in our Eclipse-Plugin Project.
Right now I am trying to develop a maven-Tycho Plugin in order to
compile with ajc instead of jdt.
The AspectJ compiler appearantly does not understand the jdt access rules like:
/home/rsi/.m2/repository/p2/osgi/bundle/com.springsource.org.aspectj.runtime/1.6.6.RELEASE/com.springsource.org.aspectj.runtime-1.6.6.RELEASE.jar[+org/aspectj/internal/lang/annotation/*:+org/aspectj/internal/lang/reflect/*:+org/aspectj/lang/*:+org/aspectj/lang/annotation/*:+org/aspectj/lang/internal/lang/*:+org/aspectj/lang/reflect/*:+org/aspectj/runtime/*:+org/aspectj/runtime/internal/*:+org/aspectj/runtime/internal/cflowstack/*:+org/aspectj/runtime/reflect/*:?**/*]
/home/rsi/.m2/repository/p2/osgi/bundle/com.google.collections.collect/1.0.0.rc2/com.google.collections.collect-1.0.0.rc2.jar[+com/google/common/base/*:+com/google/common/collect/*:?**/*]
How could I still detect violation of access restrictions during
runtime? How is this achieved in Eclipse? Do I need to compile twice
(using jdt and ajc) ?
Thanks for any hints.
Best Regards Ralf
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Ralf Sigmund
Wohlwillstr. 35
20359 Hamburg
