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Thread: what does "breaking interceptor chain" mean?

  1. #1
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    Default what does "breaking interceptor chain" mean?

    i was following the example for introducing advice.
    everything seems fine, but in the log i see many of those:

    Code:
    Invoking self on invocation [Invocation: method=[public abstract void com.sympedia.cdo.client.CDOPersistable.cdoSetOID(long)] args=[Ljava.lang.Object;@84ce7a] target is of class [library.impl.BookImpl]]; breaking interceptor chain
    am i in trouble?

    cheers
    /eike

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    It means that a DelegatingIntroductionInterceptor is invoking its delegate to satisfy an invocation rather than invoking MethodInvocation.proceed(). This is normal, and not an error.

    If the message is higher than DEBUG level I should probably drop it down to DEBUG.

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    it is DEBUG ;-)

    thanks
    /eike

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