Greetings,
I'm having problems with the "translation" of the following inter-type
declaration to the new @AspectJ notation:
*private* String FigureElement.enclosingGroup = *null*;
I'm working with the following hierarchy:
*interface* FigureElement
*class* Group *implements* FigureElement
I've declared the following interface:
*public interface* FigureEnclosingGroup {
String getFigureEnclosingGroup();
*void* setFigureEnclosingGroup(String enclosingGroup);
}
I've also defined a simple implementation class *FigureEnclosingGroupImpl*.
The @DeclareParents code I'm using is:
@DeclareParents(value="FigureElement", defaultImpl=FigureEnclosingGroupImpl.
*class*)
*private* FigureEnclosingGroup figureEnclosingGroup;
However, when I cast a Group element to FigureElement and try to access the
getFigureEnclosingGroup() method, I get the following exception:
java.lang.AbstractMethodError: Group.getFigureEnclosingGroup()Lfigures/Group
That is, the method is not found.
HOWEVER, if in the @DeclareParents' value attribute I use "FigureElement*+*"
(notice the plus sign), everything runs without errors (and well)...
Is this the normal behaviour? In the first @DeclareParents was I just
stating that the implementation would affect only the interface and not the
classes that implement it!? Must I use the plus sign with @DeclareMixin as
well?
Thanks.
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