RE: [aspectj-users] writing around advice for an unknown method

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Object around(): <my point cut>
{
<stuff before proceed>
return proceed();
<stuff after>
}

Cordialement / Best regards



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[mailto:aspectj-users-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] De la part de Ashank
Envoyé : vendredi 19 mars 2010 11:56
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Objet : [aspectj-users] writing around advice for an unknown method


Hello,

I have an urgent 'newbie' question and could not get the info from the docs
and forums upon a brief search. I am confused about the around advice and
calling proceed from within.

I want to write an 'around' advice for a random method call (e.g. the
pointcut call(* *(..)). For such pointcuts, I don't know about the matching
method call and its return types. For instance, the method might return
nothing (void) or primitive or an object. How do I write the 'proceed'
statement for this situation? 

Thanks in advance,
Arvind
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