Hi all,
I must have overlooked something in the documentation. I want an aspect
to be applied everytime a constructor is called (by way of a new ie String
myString = new String(). After much fidgeting, I have developed this
aspect:
public aspect ThreadTest {
pointcut all():execution(*.new(..)) && !within(ThreadTest) &&
!within(Holder) &&!within(com.vladium..*);
after(): all()
{
System.out.println("Success");
}
}
and thought it was working. But then I tried to develop other parts of my
project and was using the most generic pointcut I could think of:
public aspect ThreadTest {
pointcut all():execution(* *.*(..)) && !within(ThreadTest) &&
!within(Holder) &&!within(com.vladium..*);
after(): all()
{
System.out.println("Success");
}
}
}
and noticed that the generic pointcut does not catch constructors. Is there
a special way to catch constructors?
I just noticed this and actually am more interested in catching calls to
init(..) made by a Tomcat server, but general curiousity is getting the
better of me. Also, the calls to init() are sometimes returning null
thisJoinPoint.getTarget() calls, so I figure a solution to the constructor
mystery may help me.
If you have any ideas on the init() or new() calls, let me know.
Thanks!
Tyler
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