List of usage examples for org.aspectj.lang ProceedingJoinPoint interface-usage
From source file com.github.drinkjava2.jbeanbox.AspectjProceedingJoinPoint.java
/**
* ProceedingJoinPoint interface detail see AspectJ doc, here is a brief implementation
*
* @author Yong Zhu
* @since 2.4
*
From source file eu.cloudwave.wp5.monitoring.aop.joinpoints.AbstractProceedingJoinPointDecorator.java
/** * An abstract base implementation for decorators for {@link ProceedingJoinPoint}'s. Simply delegates all methods to the * decorated {@link ProceedingJoinPoint}. */ public class AbstractProceedingJoinPointDecorator implements ProceedingJoinPoint {
From source file eu.cloudwave.wp5.monitoring.aop.joinpoints.ProcedureCallJoinPoint.java
/** * This is a decorator for {@link ProceedingJoinPoint}'s that provides additional functionality to get the called * {@link Procedure}. */ public class ProcedureCallJoinPoint extends AbstractProceedingJoinPointDecorator implements ProceedingJoinPoint {
From source file org.finra.dm.core.MockProceedingJoinPoint.java
/** * This is a mock proceeding join point that can be used to aid in JUnit test drivers that test advice classes. It has no direct functionality. Sub-classes can * extend this implementation to provide more specific mock functionality. */ public class MockProceedingJoinPoint implements ProceedingJoinPoint { @Override
From source file org.finra.herd.core.MockProceedingJoinPoint.java
/** * This is a mock proceeding join point that can be used to aid in JUnit test drivers that test advice classes. It has no direct functionality. Sub-classes can * extend this implementation to provide more specific mock functionality. */ public class MockProceedingJoinPoint implements ProceedingJoinPoint { @Override
From source file org.springframework.aop.aspectj.MethodInvocationProceedingJoinPoint.java
/**
* Implementation of AspectJ ProceedingJoinPoint interface
* wrapping an AOP Alliance MethodInvocation.
*
* <p><b>Note</b>: the {@code getThis()} method returns the current Spring AOP proxy.
* The {@code getTarget()} method returns the current Spring AOP target (which may be