In my Java application I'm using a custom xml parser implementation that is loaded by Java runtime using service provider pattern. E.g. I specify in jaxp.properties: javax.xml.parsers.SAXParserFactory=org.my.parser.MyCustomParserFactory.
This allows me to keep existing code below but use a different implementation at runtime. XMLReader xr = XMLReaderFactory.newXMLReader(); In my case xr becomes an instance of org.my.parser.MyCustomParser. In my Aspect I declare MyCustomParser to be of a certain type, which adds an additional object for tracking to each XMLReader instance. Like so: declare parents: org.my.parser.MyCustomParser implements Markable; This effectively works on any class at runtime except on the objects loaded by Java using service provider pattern. Has anyone come across this? AJ 1.8.4 with Java 7. -Sergey
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