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Spring Q&A; » Object » Target

1. MethodInterceptor / obtaining target object forum.springsource.org

hello all, i want to use around advice in my code.... but i would need to get a reference to the target Object.. how can i do that? it seems that ...

2. Target object must not be null forum.springsource.org

Jul 29th, 2006, 12:14 AM #1 Wallace View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Junior Member Join Date Jul 2006 Posts 13 Target object must not be null I have the ...

3. How to add elements from a second List to a target list object ??? forum.springsource.org

Hi, thanx for the advise. As far as I understand the reference collection merging is only applicable to collection of same types (which actually makes sense of course). In our case ...

4. Obtaining target object from Advisor... forum.springsource.org

Obtaining target object from Advisor... Im new to aop and im trying to find how to obtain the target object from the Advisor object. Went thru most of the links in ...

5. why the "this" matches the target object's type? forum.springsource.org

ProxyFactory weaver = new ProxyFactory(); weaver.setProxyTargetClass(false); weaver.setTarget(new InterceptableTwo()); AspectJExpressionPointcut p = new AspectJExpressionPointcut(); p.setExpression("this(org.darrenstudio.books.unvei lspring.aop.pointcut.aspectj.InterceptableTwo)"); DefaultPointcutAdvisor aspect = new DefaultPointcutAdvisor(p,new AjAfterAdvice() ); weaver.addAdvisor(aspect); Interceptable proxy = (Interceptable)weaver.getProxy(); System.out.println(proxy.isInterceptable()); as to the ...