Hi,
If the field is private then you must be on an old version of AspectJ - for
the last couple of releases private ITDs like that create private fields in
the target. I do recall a bug with annotated ITDs and the annotations not
making it through - I just tried it (on 1.6.10) and it works as expected for
me. Can you try on a more recent version or AspectJ/AJDT?
Andy
On 5 November 2010 09:05, <christian.h...@equifax.com> wrote:
>
> Maybe this is just not possible, but I am introducing a field on a class
> and want it to also have an annotation.
>
> public aspect ExampleAspect {
>
> @Embedded
> private SomeType TargetClass.introducedField;
>
> }
>
> Decompiling shows the field woven, but it is not annotated. The field is
> also public, but I suspect that is just the way things work.
>
> Do I have to separately introduce the annotation using declare on my
> introduced field?
>
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