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Thursday Mar 22, 2012
Who Needs Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) in Java EE?
The free Java Magazine article Who Needs Aspect Oriented Programming? (in Java EE) focusses on Interceptors, Decorators and their configuration possibilities with XML, annotations and even CDI extensions. Working code included.
The article is free, but a registration is required. Feedback is, as always, highly appreciated!Posted at 02:42PM Mar 22, 2012 by Adam Bien in Real World Java EE Patterns - Rethinking Best Practices | Comments[1] | Views/Hits: 4234
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Hi Adam,
First of all, I like your practical approach and follow your work. I'm reading your books with pleasure.
Now about interceptors. I'm using glassfish 311 open source and the oracle jdk6. I'm using maven 3 to build things.
When I'm using the 'new style' interceptors (@InterceptorBinding) and put them in separate jars which are used in a war then the interceptor is not always working.
If you're interested have a look at a bunch of test projects I created to proove my point here: https://github.com/thehpi/cdi
Maybe this is a known issue to you.
Posted by Hans Pikkemaat on March 29, 2012 at 01:06 PM CEST #