The point is that you are trying to achieve something with a framework that you
used to do with a language extension.
Given AspectJ is a language extension of Java, its compiler would know to
recognize that Initiateur now implements InitiateurI. JBoss AOP is not an
extension of Java, it is a framework. Hence you have to use javac standard
compiler to compile your code; javac won't recognize that after compiling you
are going to use a tool that makes Initiateur implemnt InitiateurI. So, you
have to use a casting:
| ...
| if (i==1){memento1= Initiateur1Memento.createMementoFor((InitiateurI)
initiateur);}
| ...
| Initiateur1Memento.setMemento((InitiateurI) initiateur, memento1);
| ...
|
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