Hi -
I have a question regarding initialization pointcuts for interfaces.
Suppose I have an initialization pointcut as :
initialization(Interface+.new(..)), where Interface is a Java interface and
I have a class as :
public class Implementation implements Interface {
// ...
}
In this case I get 2 initialization joinpoints - one for the interface and
the other for the implementation. In case, in the after-returning advice, I
would like to ignore the interface specific one, what is the best practice
for doing this ? I do not want to introduce the implementation class within
the advice, since I can have multiple implementations of this interface. I
came up with the following ..
after(Interface client) returning :
clientCreation(client) {
if ("org.dg.biz.Interface".equals(
thisJoinPoint.getSignature().getDeclaringTypeName())) {
return;
}
// .. rest of the advice
}
However, I do not like this string comparison. Is there a better way to
achieve this ?
Thanks.
- Debasish
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