Actually I am on the road, so this is an untested, unverified response.
> @Around( "execution( (@ImmutableCollection *) *(..)
I think here your are targetting a method the return type (not the return
value) of which is annotated by @ImmutableCollection. I do not know if it
works, but maybe you want to try
execution( (@ImmutableCollection (*)) *(..) )
If I am wrong probably Andy Clement or Andrew Eisenberg will correct me anyway.
:-)
Regards
Alexander Kriegisch
Am 06.05.2013 um 19:32 schrieb Jay Roberts <[email protected]>:
> I have a simple test case that isn't working, but it seems like it should,
> could use a bit of help.
>
> I have:
>
> public class TestReturnAnnotation{
> public Object object=null;
> public @ImmutableCollection Object getObject(){
> return object;
> }
> }
>
>
> And from the advice:
>
> @Around( "execution( (@ImmutableCollection *) *(..))")
>
> This compiles ok, but the advice does not get applied to
> TestReturnAnnotation.getObject(). Looking at the spec for MethodPattern, it
> seems like it should, but I'm obviously missing something. FWIW, in the
> aspect, I have another advice
>
> @Around( "set(@ImmutableCollection * *) && args(newVal) && target(t)")
>
> That is working fine. Can I have two @Around in the same @Aspect class?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jay Roberts
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