Hi All,

I´m working with AspectJ and recently get a Problem:

In order to ilustrate, consider the simple example:

*public** class* C{

*  public **void *m(int a, int b){ }

}

And an aspect like:

*public* *aspect* AspectoC {

     // Advice to run at beginning of every execution of method m()

      * before*(C current) :

            * execution*(*void* C.m(*int* ,*int*)) &&

            * within*(teste.C) &&

            * this*(current){



            System.out.println("Code executed (I want to run in SECOND, but
it runs in FIRST!!) before any code of method m() in Class C executes");

      }
            // Advice to run a specific code at beginning of all methods
non-static!

      * before*(C current) :

            * execution*(!*static * * C.*(..)) &&

            * within*(teste.C) &&

            * this*(current){



            System.out.println("This (I want to run in FIRST before
everything) must execute before anything in methdo m() in Class C");

      }

}

The question is: Is there a possibility to execute the second advice always
in FIRST?



 - The second advice is applicable to all methods in Class C, but a method
m() is affected by the first advice. Thus, the first advice executes first
than the second. I want a way to apply to all methods non-static to execute
the second advice at FIRST. And if there is a method that has an advice that
affected it, I would like that this advice executes after that the advice
that affect all methods non-static.



IF I execute this code it returns this result:

Code executed (I want to run in SECOND, but it runs in FIRST!!) before any
code of method m() in Class C executes

This (I want to run in FIRST before everything) must execute before anything
in methdo m() in Class C

(So , I want a way to bring me a inverse result!!!)

Thanks to ALL!

-- 
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Henrique Mostaert
EIG 2005 - Eclipse Innovation Grant - Awards Program
Sun Certified Programmer for Java2 platform 1.4
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