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I agree with Alexander, and indeed when I compiled your code I saw the error I
expected (AspectJ 1.8.5):
ajc -1.5 *.java *.aj
/Users/aclement/provaBug/ClassImplementingInterf.java:3 [error] The type
ClassImplementingInterf must implement the inherited abstract method
MyInterface.myMethod()
publ
Maybe you did not get my point: If you write "class X implements SomeInterface"
and there is no implementation for the interface in the class, no matter if via
normal Java or introduced via AspectJ, the "implements" is just not right
because it does not implement anything. You cannot write "impl
Hi List,
I'm a bit new to AspectJ, so bear with me :-)
I've created a Log annotation on which I weave a LogAspect with @Around.
This all works wonderfully.
However, I would like to do something like the following:
public @interface Logs {
Log[] value();
}
@Logs({
@Log(type = LogLevel.
Hi and thanks for the reply,
Well I think that adding an interface with declare parents and not
specifying an implementation is not a problem in AspectJ,
if it were not so, what should serve declare parents? If i had to implement
directly the interface by hard coding it in the classes i can also s
