AspectWerkzAspectWerkz is a dynamic, lightweight and high-performant AOP/AOSD framework for JavaAspectWerkz 2.0.RC2 and 1.1 are out- December 10, 2004 I am pleased to announced the release of AspectWerkz 2.0.RC2 2.0.RC2 comes with feature completion as compared to 1.0: cflow() is supported handler() pointcut for use with before advice is supported It comes with several bug fixes - thanks to all of you who provide feedback, test case and major fixes - many thanks to The Mindstorm, David Teare and the Summa team. Aside, AspectWerkz 2.0.RC2 comes with new features: custom proceed() method, to easily change advised target argument values...http://blogs.codehaus.org/projects/aspectwerkz/archives/000917_aspectwerkz_20rc2_and_11_ar... AOP Bench: corrections for dynaop- December 3, 2004 Unfortunately we had done a mistake in AOP benchmark article we published a couple of days ago. The mistake was when implementing some of the interceptors for dynaop (we used the API the wrong way when we wanted to access the proxied, 'target instance'). Before we accessed the 'target instance' like this: Object target = invocation.getProxy().getProxyContext().unwrap(); And now it has been changed to this: Object target = invocation.getProxy(); When correcting these mistakes...http://blogs.codehaus.org/projects/aspectwerkz/archives/000904_aop_bench_corrections_for_d... AOP and Java 5 annotations with AspectWerkz- December 3, 2004 Our tutorial on AspectWerkz 2.x has been published on The Server Side. In this tutorial, we are implementing a subset of the EJB 3 declarative transactions specification using AspectWerkz. The aspect is written in plain Java with Java 5 annotations, and the sample application is running outside of any application server by using of ObjectWeb JOTM and we provide an easy way to use any JTA transaction manager. Aspect("perJVM") public abstract class...http://blogs.codehaus.org/projects/aspectwerkz/archives/000902_aop_and_java_5_annotations_... |