There is no architected way to access that (right now) and no open enhancement request to add that feature (open one?).
You could try reflection (to try it out). The source for aspectjrt.jar (where the runtime implementation exists) is available from the website or in AJDT. Depending on whether the cflow pointcut binds any state it will either be represented as a CFlowStack or a CFlowCounter in thread local. Although actually now I think about it - I'm not sure you can tie the counter/stack instances back to the match location that gave rise to them.... hmmm. Andy. 2008/11/6 Ken Horn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hi, > > I'd like to track cflow based state across threads -- the application > is SEDA style, and an extra complication is it uses thread pools, so > threads are not created directly (so InheritableThreadLocal doesn't > quite work). Is it possible to access the cflow based state -- eg > MyAspect.currentThreadCflow() a la .aspectOf(), so that I can clone it > and attach it to another thread (for some unit-of-work). I think the > answer is currently no (in the public API anyway), but is there some > other way? eg if cflow is implemented using a ThreadLocal, can I grab > the value directly? > > I saw a number of questions from a few years ago nothing more > recently. Thoughts? > > Ken. > _______________________________________________ > aspectj-users mailing list > [email protected] > https://dev.eclipse.org/mailman/listinfo/aspectj-users >
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