I was reading in Bill Burke's "Enterprise JavaBeans 3.0" book that I can create
an annotation that will take on an interceptor's behavior by declaring the
annotation itself with an interceptor such as in the example:
| @Interceptors(com.titan.interceptors.AuditInterceptors)
| public @interface Audit{
| }
|
So that this:
| @Audit
| public Object myMethod(){
| }
|
would be the same as placing the actual interceptor on my method. However, it's
just not working for me. If I use a regular interceptor everything is fine, but
if I try to do the annotation thing it doesn't work. The interceptor is simply
not called.
I also was carefull to create the annotation with a Runtime retention type and
appropriate target but still, nothing.
Any ideas on what I might be doing wrong?
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