Yes they will need to have the parameters. I am assuming you have a facade with
methods that do something like:
class CustomerFacade implements SessionBean
{
public int createNewCustomer(Customer cust){...}
public void updateCustomer(Customer cust){...}
public void deleteCustomer(int id){...}
}
And you are advising this facade?
Depending on the method called (also available in the MethodInvocation), you
should then be able to figure out which parameters you need to access to the
data you need.
An alternative could be to use annotations for these methods to tell your
advice which parameters hold what. See
http://docs.jboss.com/aop/1.3/aspect-framework/examples/annotation14/annotation.html
(working example in the downloadable distribution)
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