Yes, the difference is in the weaving
| excecution(org.blah.Blah->new(int))
|
becomes a ConstructorInvocation
| excecution(org.blah.Blah->new(boolean))
|
becomes a ConstructionInvocation
Once we weave
| class Blah{
| Blah(int i){
| //Normal code
| }
|
| Blah(boolean b){
| //Normal code
| }
| }
|
| class Blah{
|
| static Blah_new(int i){
| //Hooks for AOP creating a ConstructorInvocation, eventually calling
new Blah(i)
| }
|
| Blah(int i){
| //Normal code
| }
|
| Blah(boolean b){
| //Normal code
|
| //Hooks for AOP with a ConstructionInvocation
| }
| }
|
For ConstructorInvocation to work we need to make sure that everyone who calls
new Blah(int), calls Blah.Blah_new(int) instead. So ConstructionInvocation can
be more efficient, but is triggered at a slightly different time.
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