Hi!
Instead of going aspect orientation with a new
language, or other declaration + heavy reflection, Avalon chose to keep it
fairly simple. It is not AOP, it is a solution that is less complex than AOP
that fulfill most of the need.
The interfaces referenced in the text are the Avalon Framework classes.
I'm sorry, I don't understand the last statement. I also read
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Summary: this is the next logical step ofter Separation of Concerns.
Many concerns cannot be centrally addressed using the standard OOP mechanisms.
Using AOP (which is an extension to OOP), we would be able to do so in a simple fashion.
As there is no good AOP facility in Java, we use "aspect marker interfaces" and COP instead.
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Could you give me an example of such a marker interface? Or a concrete example
using the Framework classes?
Thank you for spending so much time on new-be questions. Many Greetings... Henning
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