Craig,

I assume the following: your useful aspects are abstract WRT one or more 
pointcuts (a requirement of using the concrete-aspect element); the names 
of the target applications are known only to the user and provided through 
the tool; you will generate the aop.xml. If so the pointcuts you list 
below can be used directly in aop.xml. I don't see why you need a separate 
file with named pointcuts. 

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Hi,

Is it possible to specify pointcuts such as the following coded pointcuts 
in the aop.xml:

    public pointcut loggedGetOperations (HttpServletRequest request, 
HttpServletResponse response) : args (request, response) 
        && (execution (void 
com.sun.bookstore1.servlets.BookStoreServlet.doGet(HttpServletRequest, 
HttpServletResponse)) ||
                execution (void 
com.sun.bookstore1.servlets.CatalogServlet.doGet(HttpServletRequest, 
HttpServletResponse)) || 
                execution (void 
com.sun.bookstore1.servlets.ShowCartServlet.doGet(HttpServletRequest, 
HttpServletResponse)) ||
                execution (void 
com.sun.bookstore1.servlets.ShowCartServlet.doGet(HttpServletRequest, 
HttpServletResponse)) || 
                execution (void 
com.sun.bookstore1.servlets.CashierServlet.doGet(HttpServletRequest, 
HttpServletResponse)) ||
                execution (void 
com.sun.bookstore1.servlets.ReceiptServlet.doPost(HttpServletRequest, 
HttpServletResponse))); 
 

My use case is the following.  I want to provide a library of useful 
aspects (for instance, HttpServlet logging).  I want to give the user a 
tool that allows them to choose the servlets to which this aspect should 
be applied.  What I don't want to have to do is have the user code the 
aspects in any way.  Once the user has selected the servlets to which the 
aspect should be applied, I'd like to jar up the aspect code and put their 
selected pointcuts in the aop.xml within the jar file.

I saw the other message about specifying the pointcuts in an external 
file, but the answer (use a pointcut library) wasn't really satisfying 
because then I'd have to include a build step for my users (true, I could 
do the build for them, but it's more complicated that way). 

Is there a solution for me?  Has anyone thought about the need for this if 
not?

Cheers,
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