Hi all,
Consider the following simple hierarchy:
class Shape { public void m() {} }
class Triangle extends Shape { public void m() {} }
along with the simple advice
pointcut callMeth() : call (public void Shape.m());
*
before*(Shape s) : *call*(*public* *void* Shape.m()) && *target*(s){
// advice body
}
Suppose that I have the following call
Shape s = new Triangle();
s.m();
I know that the above advice will affect this call, I want to know if there
is a way to get the static type information of the executing object without
using reflection. If I use
*
thisJoinPoint*.getSignature().getDeclaringType().getName() // this returns
type *Shape* that is what I want
I can access that information... but the use of the special variable
thisJoinPoint or thisJoinPointStaticPart refers to Java.lang.reflect... I
want this constraint because I need to apply such a strategy with Java ME
platform in which does not support reflection at all.
I also tried inside the body of the advice
s.getClass().getName(); // But this returns only the type of the executing
object which is Triangle in this case... I dont know how to access the name
of the static type of the object represented by s which is Shape.
So, You guys (Java and Aspect experts), Do have any ideas on how I can get
this?
Kind Regards,
Henrique
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Henrique Rebelo
http://www.cin.ufpe.br/~hemr
Informatics Center, UFPE, Brazil
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