Ah, I see
We do not differentiate between these two cases, and neither does the jvm.
You could try
| <prepare expr="field(java.lang.String Super->superField"/>
| </bind>
| <bind pointcut="execution(B->new(..))">
| <interceptor name="AttachDynamicInterceptor"/>
| </bind>
|
And then in AttachDynamicInterceptor do something like:
| Object invoke(Invocation inv) throws Throwable{
| Object target = obj.invokeNext();
| Advised advised = (Advised)target;
| InstanceAdvisor ia = advised._getInstanceAdvisor();
| ia.insertInterceptor("X", new FieldInterceptor());
|
| return target;
| }
|
|
This is a bit primitive though, since the FieldInterceptor will intercept
everything that has been prepared on the new class. AOP 2.0 has more
functionality in this area
http://jboss.org/jbossBlog/blog/kkhan/2006/10/13/JBoss_AOP_2_0_alpha1_Released.txt
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