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Book SynopsisThis hands-on book shows readers why and how common Java development problems can be solved by using new Aspect-oriented programming (AOP) techniques. With a wide variety of code recipes for solving day-to-day design and coding problems using AOP's unique approach, 'AspectJ Cookbook' demonstrates that AOP is more than just a concept.
Table of ContentsPreface; 1. Aspect Orientation Overview; 1.1 AspectJ; 1.2 A Definition Of Aspect Orientation; 1.3 Where To Go For More Information; 2. Getting Started With AspectJ; 2.1 Installing AspectJ; 2.2 Developing A Simple Aspect; 2.3 Compiling an Aspect and Multiple Java Files; 2.4 Weaving Aspects into Jars; 2.5 Weaving Aspects at Load-Time; 2.6 Generating Javadoc Documentation; 2.7 Compiling an AspectJ Project using Eclipse; 2.8 Selecting the Aspects that are Woven in a Build within Eclipse; 2.9 Building an AspectJ Project using Ant; 3. Deploying AspectJ Applications; 3.1 Deploying a Command Line AspectJ Application; 3.2 Deploying an AspectJ Application as a fully contained Executable .Jar file; 3.3 Deploying a Java Servlet that uses AspectJ; 3.4 Deploying a JSP that uses AspectJ; 3.5 Deploying an Axis Web Service that uses AspectJ; 4. Capturing Join Points on Methods; 4.1 Capturing a Method Call; 4.2 Capturing the Parameter Values passed on a Method Call; 4.3 Capturing the Target of a Method Cal; 4.4 Capturing a Method when it is Executing; 4.5 Capturing the Value of the "this" Reference when a Method is Executing; 5. Capturing Join Points on Exception Handling; 5.1 Capturing when an Exception is Caught; 5.2 Capturing the Thrown Exception; 5.3 Capturing the Object Handling the Exception; 6. Capturing Join Points on Advice; 6.1 Capturing when Advice is Executing; 6.2 Excluding Join Points that are a Result of Advice Execution; 6.3 Exposing the original Join Point when Advice is being Advised; 7. Capturing Join Points on Class and Object Construction; 7.1 Capturing a Call to a Constructor; 7.2 Capturing a Constructor when it is Executing; 7.3 Capturing when an Object is Initialized; 7.4 Capturing when an Object is about to be Initialized; 7.5 Capturing when a Class is Initialized; 8. Capturing Join Points on Attributes; 8.1 Capturing when an Object's Attribute is Accessed; 8.2 Capturing the Value of the Field being Accessed; 8.3 Capturing when an Object's Field is Modified; 8.4 Capturing the Value of a Field when it is Modified; 9. Capturing Join Points within Programmatic Scope; 9.1 Capturing all Join Points within a Particular Class; 9.2 Capturing all Join Points within a ; Particular Package; 9.3 Capturing all Join Points within a Particular Method; 10. Capturing Join Points based on Control Flow; 10.1 Capturing all Join Points within a Program's Control Flow initiated by an Initial Join Point; 10.2 Capturing all Join Points within a Program's Control Flow, Excluding the Initial Join Point; 11. Capturing Join Points based on Object Type; 11.1 Capturing when the "this" reference is a specific Type; 11.2 Capturing when a Join Point's Target Object is a specific Type; 11.3 Capturing when the Arguments to a Join Point are a certain Number, Type and Ordering; 12. Capturing Join Points based on a Boolean or Combined Expression; 12.1 Capturing when a Runtime Condition evaluates to True on a Join Point; 12.2 Combining Pointcuts Using a Logical AND (&&); 12.3 Combining Pointcuts Using a Logical OR (||); 12.4 Cap
