The MyComponent was merely to represent the type you want to get injected.
If it is the aspect then it would be the aspect type:
before(MyAspect obj): execution(MyAspect.new(..)) && this(obj) {
obj.businessRuleManager = BusinessRuleAspect.aspectOf();
}
"when you see the aspect initializing, set this field within it"
Andy
On 7 May 2014 00:27, erik <evandeve...@fugro.be> wrote:
> Thanks for the answer, Andy. I just posted the same question on
> stackoverflow. I'm a bit confused about the extra 'MyComponent' in your
> response. In my case I only have two components: the BusinessRuleAspect,
> and
> a businessRuleManager. I want to inject (or just set) the manager instance
> into the Aspect, without relying on the spring framework to do that for me.
>
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