Re: [aspectj-users] How to catch java exception with aspectj

[Andy Clement <andrew.clement@xxxxxxxxx>]

The exception object is only available through the throwing clause of the pointcut definition, as you have done with your first piece of advice:

 after() throwing(Throwable t): execution(* m()) {

    System.out.println(">"+t);

  }

At what joinpoint is that not working for you?

cheers,

Andy

On 8 January 2014 01:32, Krishna Jasty <krishna.jasty@xxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi,
I tried the following way to capture any exception object coming from java project.
But which is not getting invoked from aspectj,

pointcut customException():call(* *.*(..)  throws Exception);
    after() throwing(Exception ex): customException(){
            System.out.println("joinpoint is "+thisJoinPoint);
            System.out.println("exception is "+ ex);
    }


This one is getting invoked, but how to get the exception object with it.
        after(): execution(* **Throwable(..)){
        System.out.println("jointpoint is "+thisJoinPoint);
       
        log.error("Exception tracked in BaNCSDiagnostics> :"+ thisJoinPoint);
    }

Thanks,
Krishna

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