* nanning * aspectwerkz * aop alliance * hivemind * jboss interceptors * nanocontainer AND aop * containerkit * xinvoke * geronimo * tomcat * ....
and that's just a top-of-head list of a part of the dozens of mutually incompatible AOP/interceptor/pipeline frameworks out there; a new one seems to pop up every month. This is not a very nice situation. Adding another one seems like a bad idea. The AOP alliance is specifically about digesting the common ground 'n stuff, it might be a good place to start.
Alex Karasulu wrote:
So where do you want to do this?
AOP Alliance?
I won't do something as silly as to actually block the development of an interceptor framework over here, but I do think its a bad idea. Collaboration++, you know :D
-- cheers,
- Leo Simons
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