Re: Re: [aspectj-users] How to match a Java build-in type?

[Andy Clement <andrew.clement@xxxxxxxxx>]

Using the -inpath option and passing the JRE library (rt.jar on
windows) as input will allow you to weave those types.  Use -outjar to
produce a new version of the jar then ensure your JVM runs with the
new version on the bootclasspath - ahead of the default version.

Andy

2010/4/20 ekinrf <ekinrf@xxxxxxx>:
> Sorry, it was my fault, they work. However when I tried to weave into the
> Object type (to change the structure of Object) using inter-type
> declaration, aspectJ told me that it was not exposed to the weaver. Is there
> a way to weave into it?
> Thanks, fang.
>
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> 在2010-04-21 06:41:16，"Ramnivas Laddad" <ramnivas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 写道：
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> Those pointcuts look fine. Can you show the code (call site) where you
> expected a match?
> -Ramnivas
>
> 2010/4/20 ekinrf <ekinrf@xxxxxxx>
>>
>> Hi everyone,
>> I was wondering if we could use AspectJ to match a Java build-in type, say
>> String or Object. I tried pointcut like call(*.new(..)) and call(*
>> Object.*(..)), but they didn't work. Anyone got a hint?
>> Regards with thanks,
>> Fang
>>
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