[jboss-user] [JBoss AOP] - Re: How to access intercepted methods in JSF?
kabir.khan@jboss.com
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Sat Dec 30 17:26:54 EST 2006
"ykrishnaprasad" wrote : 1) If there is a return in the intercepted method(call or execution), the interceptor doesn't work.
| Is there anything i am missing?
|
Please define "doesn't work"
"ykrishnaprasad" wrote :
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"ykrishnaprasad" wrote :
| 2) I have an AOP "Project1" with interceptor on a method in a class.
| I do not have a problem running the Project1 by itself(unless i use a return in my intercepted method).
| But if a take the Project1 jar(without jboss-aop.xml in the jar) file for
| this project along with its jboss-aop.xml(2 files in total)
| and drop it in JBoss deploy directory, and try to use the intercepted method of Project1 class
| in JSF of "Project2", it doesn't intercept.
| Am i deploying correctly?
|
| Project1:
| Calltest.java
| HelloAOPInterceptor.java
| jboss-aop.xml
|
The jboss-aop.xml file must be deployed before the jar (assuming you are using loadtime weaving) - See the "injboss" example that comes with the dist for info about packaging
"ykrishnaprasad" wrote :
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| Project2:
| JSF, faces-config.xml and web.xml
|
| (The reason for seperating the jar and jboss-aop.xml(of Project1)
| is that i can reference the deploy directory project1.jar in my Project2 library
| list to use its classes.If i include the jboss-aop.xml
| in the jar itself, then it has to be named as project1.jar.aop(according to JBoss AOP framework doc chapter 10)
| which i cannot add to my library list in Project 2.)
|
I don't understand what you are asking?
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