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Antoine Lochet commented on MECLIPSE-558:
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Works great here too.
Thanks for the tip!
> Ignoring listed AspectJ dependencies
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> Key: MECLIPSE-558
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MECLIPSE-558
> Project: Maven 2.x Eclipse Plugin
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: AJDT support
> Affects Versions: 2.6, 2.7
> Reporter: Dale Peakall
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> When AJDT support is enabled, the plugin ignores any dependencies that
> include the term "aspectj" in the artifactId: these include aspectjrt.jar,
> aspectjweaver.jar and aspectjtools.jar. Instead the project gets created
> with a link to the AspectJ Runtime Library "Folder" which just contains
> aspectjrt.jar. However, if the project depends on the other AspectJ
> artifacts, e.g. aspectjweaver.jar (because it uses load-time-weaving) it is
> broken and no amount of POM tweaking will get it back in there.
> Using the <ajdtVersion>none</ajdtVersion> is fine if the project doesn't
> include any aspects - but if it does it needs AJDT to compile the aspect -
> but also needs the other AspectJ artifacts (that were specified in the POM)
> to run Unit Tests etc.
> At a minimum the plugin should be modified to only replace aspectjrt.
> However, I am generally uncomfortable with the whole replacement concept. As
> long as projects specify the appropriate dependencies then AJDT will be able
> to compile and run the project (i.e. the special "AspectJ Runtime Library"
> folder is not required). This will also ensure that a consistent version of
> AspectJ is used (the version provided by Eclipse need not be the same as
> specified in the POM).
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