How to Apply an AspectJ Pointcut to Every Method in a Package

Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) in Java, implemented using AspectJ, allows developers to separate cross-cutting concerns (like logging, security, and transactions) from…

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Is AspectJ Still Useful for Android? Part 2

In the first part of this post, I showed some ways that AspectJ would be useful in android development when it comes…

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Is AspectJ Still Useful for Android? Part 1

For Java projects I sometimes use AspectJ for various tasks, but for Android projects I initially decided against using it.…

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Android Studio 3.0 – Initial Impressions of Tool Support

I have been using Android Studio 3.0 since since the alpha versions, and it is good to see it finally…

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Spring Test Context Caching + AspectJ @Transactional + Ehcache pain

Are you using AspectJ @Transactionals and Spring? Do you have multiple SessionFactory’s maybe one for an embedded database for unit…

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Java: Exception translation with AspectJ

Within this blog post I describe how you can use AspectJ to automatically translate one type of exception to another.…

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Project Student: Simplifying Code With AOP

This is part of Project Student. Many people strongly believe that methods should fit within your editor window (say, 20…

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Integrate AspectJ with NetBeans Platform Development

Are you developing your project using the NetBeans Platform? Are you willing to use AspectJ to use AOP? You do…

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Auditing a Spring MVC Webapp with AspectJ. Part 2

Now, this is the blog you want to read if you’re interested in creating a Spring MVC Webapp that uses…

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