Hi, Simon.
[snip]
On the positive side this seems like an approach we could use that
separates logging/tracing from the application code. However you still
need
the aspectj runtime to weave the annotation based aspects into the
application classfiles right. I am attracted by doing tracing with
aspectj.
So that we can turn it off completely when we are done. However I support
using a more standard approach for logging more highlevel and persistent
events which we might want to plug into other monitoring tools.
The aspectj now supports load-time weaving in a standard way supported by
Java 5. It would be nice to support tracing on demand with this capability.
I agree with you that we need to support high-level monitoring as well. For
example, I'm interested in seeing the component interactions. One way we can
achieve that is to add a monitoring interceptor.
Regards
Simon
Thanks,
Raymond
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