2012/1/1 Eric Charles <[email protected]>: > "Better Java Development with AspectJ" (I think the ppt is no more online) > from PARC clearly points the logging as a perfect candidate to aspect > programming.
I saw logging always as a case in AOP books, but I never really saw a real project using AOP for logging, so I can't tell if it works fine or not. IMO most logging happens inside methods and not before/after/around so I don't expect AOP to solve the logging problem, but I'd be happy to learn I'm wrong here. > A bunch of classes that can be reused in one than one use case. > Why distinguish IO vs non-IO ? I'm used to do this. IO is a "dependency", and an "hard" one for a library. Maybe this has something to do with my studies in functional programming. > So an application is a library with a class with a main :) (just kidding) An apple is a fruit. A banana is a yellow fruit. A yellow apple is a yellow fruit. So a yellow apple is a banana.... not sure ;-) Happy new year! Stefano --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
