2008/7/26, Mario Arias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > I only work Aspects with Spring, so possibly this isn't your case, but in > Spring only that classes that are managed with the Spring Framework are able > to have aspects. > You can also put AspectJ aspects on objects not managed by Spring. But to do that, "run/instanciation time weaving" is not enough, you need to use "compile time weaving" or "load time weaving". You can place aspects on Hibernate objects for example.
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