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| Preface | |
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| Aspect Orientation Overview | |
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| AspectJ | |
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| A Definition Of Aspect Orientation | |
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| Where To Go For More Information | |
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| Getting Started With AspectJ | |
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| Installing AspectJ | |
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| Developing A Simple Aspect | |
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| Compiling an Aspect and Multiple Java Files | |
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| Weaving Aspects into Jars | |
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| Weaving Aspects at Load-Time | |
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| Generating Javadoc Documentation | |
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| Compiling an AspectJ Project using Eclipse | |
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| Selecting the Aspects that are Woven in a Build within Eclipse | |
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| Building an AspectJ Project using Ant | |
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| Deploying a Command Line AspectJ Application | |
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| Deploying an AspectJ Application as a fully contained Executable .Jar file | |
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| Deploying a Java Servlet that uses AspectJ | |
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| Deploying a JSP that uses AspectJ | |
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| Deploying an Axis Web Service that uses AspectJ | |
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| Capturing Join Points on Methods | |
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| Capturing a Method Call | |
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| Capturing the Parameter Values passed on a Method Call | |
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| Capturing the Target of a Method Call | |
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| Capturing a Method when it is Executing | |
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| Capturing the Value of the "this" Reference when a Method is Executing | |
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| Capturing Join Points on Exception Handling | |
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| Capturing when an Exception is Caught | |
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| Capturing the Thrown Exception | |
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| Capturing the Object Handling the Exception | |
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| Capturing Join Points on Advice | |
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| Capturing when Advice is Executing | |
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| Excluding Join Points that are a Result of Advice Execution | |
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| Exposing the original Join Point when Advice is being Advised | |
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| Capturing Join Points on Class and Object Construction | |
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| Capturing a Call to a Constructor | |
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| Capturing a Constructor when it is Executing | |
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| Capturing when an Object is Initialized | |
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| Capturing when an Object is about to be Initialized | |
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| Capturing when a Class is Initialized | |
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| Capturing Join Points on Attributes | |
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| Capturing when an Object''s Attribute is Accessed | |
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| Capturing the Value of the Field being Accessed | |
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| Capturing when an Object''s Field is Modified | |
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| Capturing the Value of a Field when it is Modified | |
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| Capturing Join Points within Programmatic Scope | |
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| Capturing all Join Points within a particular Class | |
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| Capturing all Join Points within a particular Package | |
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| Capturing all Join Points within a particular Method | |
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| Capturing Join Points based on Control Flow | |
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| Capturing all Join Points within a Program''s Control Flow initiated by an Initial Join Point | |
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| Capturing all Join Points within a Program''s Control Flow, Excluding the Initial Join Point | |
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| Capturing Join Points based on Object Type | |
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| Capturing when the "this" reference is a specific Type | |
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| Capturing when a Join Point''s Target Object is a specific Type | |
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| Capturing when the Arguments to a Join Point are a certain Number, Type and Ordering | |
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| Capturing Join Points based on a Boolean or Combined Expression | |
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| Capturing when a Runtime Condition evaluates to True on a Join Point | |
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| Combining Pointcuts Using a Logical AND (&) | |
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| Combining Pointcuts Using a Logical OR () | |
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| Capturing all Join Points NOT specified by a Pointcut Definition | |
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| Declaring Anonymous Pointcuts | |
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| Reusing Pointcuts | |
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| Defining Advice | |
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| Accessing Class Members | |
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| Accessing the Join Point Context | |
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| Executing Advice Before a Join Point | |
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| Executing Advice Around a Join Point | |
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| Executing Advice Unconditionally After a Join Point | |
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| Executing Advice Only After a Normal Return from a Join Point | |
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| Executing Advice Only After an Exception has been raised in a Join Point | |
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| Controlling Advice Precedence | |
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| Advising Aspects | |
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| Defining Aspect Instantiation | |
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| Defining Singleton Aspects | |
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| Defining an Aspect Per-Instance | |
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| Defining an Aspect Per-Control Flow | |
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| Defining Aspect Relationships | |
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| Inheriting Pointcut Definitions | |
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| Implementing Abstract Pointcuts | |
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| Inheriting Classes into Aspects | |
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| Declaring Aspects Inside Classes | |
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| Enhancing Classes and the Compiler | |
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| Extending An Existing Class | |
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| Declaring Inheritance between Classes | |
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| Implementing Interfaces using Aspects | |
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| Declaring a Default Interface Implementation | |
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| Softening Exceptions | |
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| Extending Compilation | |
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| Implementing Creational Object-Oriented Design Patterns | |
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| Implementing the Singleton Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Prototype Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Abstract Factory Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Factory Method Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Builder Pattern | |
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| Implementing Structural Object-Oriented Design Patterns | |
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| Implementing the Composite Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Flyweight Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Adapter Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Bridge Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Decorator Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Proxy Pattern | |
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| Implementing Behavioral Object-Oriented Design Patterns | |
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| Implementing the Observer Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Command Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Iterator Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Mediator Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Chain of Responsibility Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Memento Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Strategy Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Visitor Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Template Method Pattern | |
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| Implementing the State Pattern | |
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| Implementing the Interpreter Pattern | |
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| Applying Class and Component Scale Aspects | |
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| Validating Parameters Passed to a Method | |
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| Overriding the Class Instantiated on a Call to a Constructor | |
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| Adding Persistence to a Class | |
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| Applying Mock Components to Support Unit Testing | |
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| Applying Application Scale Aspects | |
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| Applying Aspect-Oriented Tracing | |
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| Applying Aspect-Oriented Logging | |
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| Applying Lazy Loading | |
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| Managing Application Properties | |
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| Applying Enterprise Scale Aspects | |
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| Applying Development Guidelines and Rules | |
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| Applying Transactions | |
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| Applying Resource Pooling | |
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| Remoting a Class Transparently using RMI | |
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| Applying a Security Policy | |
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| Applying Aspect-Oriented Design Patterns | |
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| Applying the Cuckoo''s Egg Design Pattern | |
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| Applying the Director Design Pattern | |
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| Applying the Border Control Design Pattern | |
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| Applying the Policy Design PatternA. The AspectJ Runtime API | |
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| Index | |