Sure, I never implied it is the same.
I might wrote it in a confusing way.
AOP is there from day one --> @DisableAOP
@IoC & jsr-299 --> our MC IoC should support that too; annotation
based ioc
And we don't use AOP with our MC @IoC.
Just MDR, for already stated reasons.
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On May 14, 2009, at 19:15, "Jason T. Greene" <jason.greene(a)redhat.com>
wrote:
Ales Justin wrote:
> There is no magic.
> We know AOP is there from day one,
> and @annotation based IoC handling is a-must-have in these jsr-299
> days.
>
> It's just that the sole nature of these mechanisms is not very
> performance friendly.
Annotation IoC handling != AOP. This is just an implementation we
chose. The JSR-299 RI for example does not require AOP.
The AOP dependency processing "magic" is a great example of
something we don't need for container provided annotations like
@JMX. Those should all be registered up-front.
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