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Re: [aspectj-users] How to weave the method calls inside an war file?
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What you describe in your original message is rather some kind of backdoor violating classloader separation than a concept which makes sense to me. You have better, simpler options:
a) LTW (load-time weaving) using a Java agent (aspectjweaver.jar) is a way to dynamically instrument classes (your own ones as well as 3rd-party one such as your map/reduce JAR).
b) Beside (de-)activating LTW via command line when restarting the container, you can just always weave the aspects via LTW or CTW (compile-time binary weaving) and use the if() pointcut in combination with a dynamic setting in order to (de-)activate advice execution at will during runtime. Regards -- Alexander Kriegisch
I forgot to mention that the mapreduce jar is in byte code. If the answer to the previous question is "no", can I weave my Aspects with the mapreduce jar? On Tuesday, September 8, 2015, ants < anto.aravinth.cse@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: Hi all, I'm new to AspectJ world. And I'm trying to do achieve the following
items:
1. Imagine there is a war running in the server.
2. I need to create one more war, including aspectj weaving techniques,
which should weave the war that is running in step 1.
Is it possible to do so? The reason, I want to create a separate war for
weaving is that, this war, should listen on some port (on the same
container) and do expose some rest APIs, which when called should start the
weaving process!
Thanks for your help!
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