I have a question about AOP and GUI:
My problem is about capturing events associated to the input (for instance, click on a button, scrolling a list, and so on). The problem is mainly related to the anonymous classes. I tried a lost of solutions, but none is good for me :
- tracing all the actionPerformed. It works quite well, BUT for my projects I want to trace only some widget, for instance the OK button, the Print button and a JTree, but nothing else on the GUI…
- modifying the GUI code in MVC or Observer pattern. OK, but I don’t want to change the programmer’s habits…
- modifying the GUI code to transform methods from anonymous classes into public methods of the associated view. OK, but I don’t want to change the programmer’s habits…
- centralizing all the actionPerformed methods into one public method of the view. OK, but I don’t want to change the programmer’s habits…

Do you have a solution to this problem?

run the Method doEverything() from the MyLogic class - I prepared this here: MyLogicTest. Run the latter as a JUnit test and everything should be executed just fine.
If you haven’t installed the AspectJ Development Tools for Eclipse, the aspects won’t be weaved into the code and nothing special will happen. If you don’t use Eclipse or Maven2 at all, don’t forget to call the AspectJ compiler by hand.

Cheers,
Christian

in nother package i have AbstractLoggingAspect.java and MyLoggingAspect.java where i have aspects defined

so what to do next. how to run this application? this is my question