Hi,

I'm doing some work on using aspects to provide security around some  Agents
I am creating.  I have written an aspect (with the help of this forum) that
simply captures calls to public methods and identifies the caller, who of
course, within the scope of my project is generally known in advance as far
as the AspectJ compiler is concerned.

I was wondering though, what would happen if someone with malicious intent
(a hacker with skills far beyond my own) managed to get a handle on my agent
and called its public methods. Would
*

thisJoinPoint*.getThis()

called in my advice simply throw an exception?

Thanks, and sorry for the hypothetical nature of the question, but it you
could save me loads of time in testing.

Rob
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