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Re: [aspectj-users] AspectJ or ASM
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Hi Rajaraman,
yes you are right, AspectJ ( and LTW Weaving)
will be a good tool for Java Monitoring. At work, i have developped some
aspects, coupled with JMX or loging in flat files, to follow methods
durations, call counters, pools ( threads, Apache common pool,JDBC, EJB ...) and
more ...
Cordialement / Best
regards
Jean-Louis
Pasturel
Hi All,
We are developing Java Application Performance Monitoring system as part
of our Application Management solution. There is a simple current
implementation present based on BCEL. The decision is to rewrite again to
support lot more features in this area.
For a past week I've been looking into AspectJ for this requirement and
this seems to be a perfect fit. However, I'm not able to convince myself
completely whether using AOP is a overkill for this requirement or should I go
with simple bytecode instrumention with ASM (our original decision)
Obvious advantage on going with AspectJ will be no framework needed to be
developed by us to inject performance monitoring bytecode based on the
pointcut definitions.
Just wanted to ask people here to validate my thought.
Regards,
Rajaraman
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