Is it possible to remove "abstract" from a class using an aspect? The AspectJ
second edition book by Ramnivas doesn't seem to mention this.
Example:
@NameableMixin2
public abstract class Project implements Nameable { }
The rationale of using abstract & implements is to avoid need of:
((Nameable))project).getName()
and just use:
project.getName()
@NameableMixin2 implemented using @AspectJ-notation aspect:
@Aspect
public class NameableAspect2 {
@DeclareMixin("@NameableMixin2 *")
public Nameable nameableMixin() {
return new NameableImpl();
}
}
Let's say that NameableImpl is a complete implementation of Nameable.
Therefore, Project should no longer be abstract.
But when I do this:
Project project = new Project();
project.setName("Hello");
I get "Cannot instantiate the type Project", which is understandable because
it's (originally) abstract.
I want to un-abstract the Project using AspectJ, how do I do this?
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