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Eclipse AspectJ: Aspect-Oriented Programming with AspectJ and the Eclipse AspectJ Development Tools
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AspectJ: Now every Java developer can leverage the immense power of AOP
With AspectJ, Java developers can leverage the breakthrough power of Aspect-Oriented
Programming (AOP) using a language they already know, within the comfortable,
highly productive Eclipse development environment. In this book, AspectJ's lead
developers help you master AOP's essential principles and techniques, as you
use them to address your toughest software quality, productivity, and maintenance
challenges.
AOP improves the modularity of programs, making the code much closer to the
design. It can dramatically reduce the time taken to implement common features
and functions, improve quality, integrate plain-old Java objects with systems
and services, create simpler, more reusable components, and much more besides.
Drawing on their experience as tool developers, programmers, and mentors, the
authors cover every facet of AOP development with AspectJ and Eclipse, from
creating new projects through extending and documenting full-fledged applications.
You'll find an authoritative tutorial covering the entire AspectJ language,
a complete API reference, and realistic guidance on adopting AspectJ in your
organization.
- No AOP or Eclipse experience necessary!
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Install and configure both Eclipse and the AspectJ Development Tools (AJDT)
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Discover how AOP can modularize and optimize everything from error checking
to performance
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Craft new AspectJ applications and incorporate AOP capabilities into existing
systems
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Build, debug, and document AspectJ applications
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Understand crucial AOP concepts, such as join points, pointcuts, advice, and
inter-type declarations
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Master advanced techniques: Aspect libraries, linking with compiled .class
files, visualization, aspect-oriented design, and more
Table of Contents
Preface.
Introduction.
I. INTRODUCING ECLIPSE, ASPECTJ, AND AJDT.
1. Getting Started.
2. First Steps in AJDT.
3. Extending the Application.
4. More AJDT.
II. THE ASPECTJ LANGUAGE.
5. An Overview of Aspect J.
6. Straight to the Point.
7. Take My Advice.
8. Inter-Type Declarations.
9. Aspects.
10. Using the AspectJ API.
III. PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHERS.
11. Adopting AspectJ.
12. Advanced AJDT.
13. Aspect Oriented Design.
Appendix A. Command Line AspectJ.
Appendix B. AspectJ Language Quick Reference.
Appendix C. Next Steps.
Appendix D. AJDT Icons Reference.
About the Authors
ADRIAN COLYER is a Senior Technical Staff Member at IBM, the
leader of the AspectJ Eclipse project, and co-founder of the AspectJ Development
Tools (AJDT) for Eclipse project. Currently he leads an IBM team developing
and applying aspect-oriented technology.
ANDY CLEMENT is a senior software developer at IBM's Laboratory
at Hursley Park, a committer on the AspectJ project, and co-founder of the AJDT
project. He is also involved in the use of aspects in J2EE middleware.
GEORGE HARLEY is a senior developer at IBM's Hursley Laboratory currently
working on AJDT and deploying aspect technology in enterprise applications.
MATTHEW WEBSTER joined IBM in 1989 and is currently developing aspect-oriented
technology for use with IBM products.
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