| [aspectj-users] Matching a Class That Contains an Annotation |
|
Hello. I would appreciate any suggestions on the following: I’m having an hard time expressing two scenarios I
have via pointcuts. I want to declare an error anytime someone tries to instantiate
Foo() when there is an @Inject annotation anywhere else in the same class. For
instance: public class Foo { public Foo() { } public Foo(boolean bar) { } @Inject public setBean() { } } So as an example, “new Foo()” “new
Foo(false)” should both be matched by the pointcut. I also want to *not* match calls from within the same class
(or it’s subclasses) to a method annotated with @Testable declared within
the same class (or superclass) public class Foo { public Foo() { execute(); <--
Should not match } @Testable public static void execute() { } } public class Bar { public Bar () { Foo.execute();
<-- Should match } } I’ve been able to make specific pointcuts for each class
to satisfy the behavior I want – but that’s a lot of pointcuts to
maintain. I would rather have a general pointcut for the general behavior. I
think I am just running up against a limitation of what can be expressed in
AspectJ. But I appreciate any insights anyone may have on this. Thank you, Nick |