I am actually implementing an interface that has two methods.
@Before("execution(* com.foo.bar.Bar.isRunning()")
isRunning is a method on the interface that is implemented by the Bar class. ...
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I am actually implementing an interface that has two methods.
@Before("execution(* com.foo.bar.Bar.isRunning()")
isRunning is a method on the interface that is implemented by the Bar class. ...
I've searched the forum for a solution to this but found nothing... Maybe someone else can shed some light on this.
I am using an annotated Aspect class with a simple @Before that outputs to the...
I have been looking in the documentation and have not been able to find an example for this situation below:
I have an expression that I am using as a point cut :
(* foo.bar.Bar()) and...
Ok. I used the empty constructor and everything is working fine. Thanks everyone for answering my questions. I guess I was just looking for a work around trying to avoid empty constructors...
Yes, I am implementing an interface. So if I have a class I want to inspect that extends an abstract class and that abstract class implements an interface, do I still need an empty constructor? ...
Alright..... But I shouldn't have to do that if I have interfaces. According to the documentation. Can someone point me to documentation on why this has to work this way? It just doesn't seem to...
Alright I have that working with Tomcat now. But, I get this error and have searched online (probably in the wrong location) and found nothing.
Initialization of bean failed; nested exception is...
I was actually looking more at using the "Schema based AOP support". Now, I don't understand clearly but in using this approach do I still need to declare my Apsect class like the following:
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Can someone tell me what I need to do in order to get Spring AOP working with Tomcat? I get the exception below:
Unexpected exception parsing XML document from class path resource [Aspects.xml];...