Getting started with ASPECTJ

Kiczales, Gregor; Hilsdale, Erik; Hugunin, Jim; Kersten, Mik; Palm, Jeffrey; Griswold, William G.

doi:10.1145/383845.383858

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“…JavaMOP uses aspect-orientation and Java bytecode instrumentation. Using aspects (e.g., as in AspectJ [20]) means that the eventual customer application bytecode is instrumented. The question is how can it be proved that JavaMOP does not have any influence on the application?…”

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Monitoring Method Call Sequences Using Annotations

Nobakht

Bonsangue

Boer

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Formal Aspects of Component Software

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In this paper we introduce JMSeq, a Java-based tool for monitoring sequences of method calls. JMSeq provides a simple but expressive language to specify the observables of a Java program in terms of sequences of possibly nested method calls. Similar to many monitoring-oriented environments, verification in JMSeq is done at runtime; unlike all other approaches based on aspect-oriented programming, JMSeq uses code annotation rather than instrumentation, and therefore is suitable for component-based software verification.

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“…Although JMSeq does not use aspect-oriented programming in its implementation, we have used the generic method call join points syntax of AspectJ [20], using for example # to denote the more standard Kleene star operation. Additionally, ( Specification ) is a way to group specifications to avoid ambiguity.…”

Section: Methods Call Sequence Specificationmentioning

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Monitoring Method Call Sequences Using Annotations

Nobakht

Bonsangue

Boer

et al. 2012

Formal Aspects of Component Software

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“…Sobral y Monteiro (2008) proponen diferentes soluciones para facilitar la gridificación de aplicaciones científicas secuenciales codificadas en Java aplicando el paradigma AOSD a través de AspectJ (Kiczales et al, 2001).…”

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Separación avanzada de Concerns para desarrollar aplicaciones Grid

Casas¹,

Trejo²

2014

ICTUNPA

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El desarrollo de aplicaciones para Grid computing, puede beneficiarse si se aplican enfoques emergentes de Ingeniería de Software basados en la Separación Avanzada de Concerns. En el presente trabajo analizamos los más representativos, de qué manera se aplicaron en el área de Grid computing. Los enfoques abordados incluyen Desarrollo de Software Dirigido por Mo-delos, Desarrollo de Software Basado en Componentes, Desarrollo de Software Orientado a Aspectos, Ingeniería de Línea de Productos y Desarrollo de Software Orientado a Features. Se analizan y comparan estos enfoques de Separación Avanzada de Concerns para determinar de qué manera y en qué grado cada uno de ellos satisfacen las necesidades que se requieren para desarrollo de aplicaciones para Grid computing.

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“…It is aimed to support the well-known AspectJ programming style in areas with stronger demands on runtime efficiency and code density. While beeing strongly influenced by the AspectJ language model [7,8], AspectC++ has to support many additional concepts that are unique to the C++ domain. This ranges from operator overloading, const correctness and multiple inheritance up to weaving in template code.…”

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On Typesafe Aspect Implementations in C++

Lohmann

Spinczyk

2005

Software Composition

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Abstract. Compared to other languages, the C++ language offers a less powerful runtime type system, but a very powerful static type system. In AspectC++, this is addressed by an extended join-point API that provides static type information at compile-time and type-safe access to join-point-specific context information. In this paper we show, how the use of static type information leads to the development highly generic, but type-safe aspects that fit well into the C++ language model. This is demonstrated by an example.

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Getting started with ASPECTJ

Cited by 376 publications

References 3 publications

Monitoring Method Call Sequences Using Annotations

Monitoring Method Call Sequences Using Annotations

Separación avanzada de Concerns para desarrollar aplicaciones Grid

On Typesafe Aspect Implementations in C++

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