It would be handy to be able to control the runtime 'existence' of
certain features across classes, specifically annotations but perhaps
fields, interfaces, and other inter-type declarations. Physically
removing these features during compile-time weaving would work for me,
maybe in the annotation case directed by syntax like:
import org.jboss.seam.annotations.*;
public aspect RemoveSeamAnnotations {
final static boolean NO_SEAM = true;
declare @type : if(NO_SEAM) && @Name org.xyz.model..* : [EMAIL PROTECTED] ;
declare @field : if(NO_SEAM) && @In || @Out * * : !(@In || @Out)
}
The alternative (that I can think of anyway) would be advising
execution(* java.lang.Class.*Annotation*(..))
and removing the Seam annotations from the return values of these
methods, which seems messier.
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