Re: [aspectj-users] annotation on ITD field gets lost...must be user err

[Andy Clement <andrew.clement@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

If the field is private then you must be on an old version of AspectJ - for the last couple of releases private ITDs like that create private fields in the target.  I do recall a bug with annotated ITDs and the annotations not making it through - I just tried it (on 1.6.10) and it works as expected for me.  Can you try on a more recent version or AspectJ/AJDT?

Andy

On 5 November 2010 09:05, <Christian.Hall@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Maybe this is just not possible, but I am introducing a field on a class and want it to also have an annotation.

public aspect ExampleAspect {

@Embedded
private SomeType TargetClass.introducedField;

}

Decompiling shows the field woven, but it is not annotated. The field is also public, but I suspect that is just the way things work.

Do I have to separately introduce the annotation using declare on my introduced field?

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