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Hi, I’ve been reading a little about Aspect Oriented
Design. And it seems objects inheriting from ContextBoundObject
allow you to do that, although with some limitation, i.e. the framework only
work with a context per class maximum (I couldn’t find a way to have a
new context for every method call inside the same class). I was wondering if I could do something like in J2EE, i.e. [Priviledge(“EditProfile”)] public void EditMethod(){
... } The above would in turn inject code inside the method that
would be like public void EditMethod(){ if(! ContextUtils.GetPriviledgeContext().HasPriviledge(“EditProfile”)){
throw Security(“Insufficient priviledge”); } ... } Is there a way at compile time (or runtime) to do this with
mono (or MS.NET)? Thanks Phil |
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