I have to assume it is related to the pointcuts involved. Hopefully you are
doing something like this:
aspect MyAspect {
before(): execution(* add(..)) {
System.out.println(“add() is about to run”);
}
before(): execution(* display(..)) {
System.out.println(“display() is about to run”);
}
}
ajc -inpath myjar.jar MyAspect.aj -outjar mywoven.jar
Then use mywoven.jar
If your pointcuts are misbehaving, try to generalize them with wildcards to see
which bit you are getting wrong. Mine above is as basic as it can be - does
that advise your display() method?
cheers,
Andy
On Oct 9, 2014, at 8:54 PM, mufc_fan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi I am new to aspectj. I have a jar in which function named add exists which
> calls another function display. I imported it into the aspectj aj file and
> wrote pointcut for the function display but it never works. But it works for
> the function add. Can any one share their knowledge...
> Thanks...
>
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