I cannot tell if this is a question or a statement. Do you want to know how
to use AOP or are you saying you don't think that would be a good idea?
On 6/9/06, starki78 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ciao!
Do you have experience with AOP and specially
using a Interceptor for metrics?
I really can
Ciao!
Do you have experience with AOP and specially
using a Interceptor for metrics?
I really cannot imagine how to implement
a solution for an application!
Do you mean like in a filter implement
code for time-stopping or similar?
Nice greetings
Starki
> Don't forget about the AOP aspect (no
Don't forget about the AOP aspect (no pun intended) of Spring. While
the IoC is handy, it is nothing, in my opinion, in comparison to the
solution regarding logging, security, metrics, etc. in Spring with
AOP.
On 6/8/06, Julian Tillmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks very much for all your
Thanks very much for all your answers, I'd be very keen to learn more about
this soon.
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At 9:14 AM +0200 6/8/06, Julian Tillmann wrote:
Thank you for your replies!
When I understand this right:
- Giving Actions a state using Spring makes no sence
Not so much "makes no sense" as "doesn't get you anything." At
least, once you are used to writing threadsafe actions, you don't see
Thank you for your replies!
When I understand this right:
- Giving Actions a state using Spring makes no sence
- It cannot be recommended to overwrite the request processor
with Spring (we already have our own)
- But the spring Context offers some new possibilites
like IOC but to be honest I'
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