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Spring Aspect Oriented Programming – Aspect Introduction & Example

Spring » on Jul 19, 2012 { 9 Comments } By Sivateja

Yeah.., will see what is the meaning of this term Aspect in spring AOP.

  • An aspect represent the cross-cutting functionality name, remember just name only.
  • One real time service required for a business logic is called one Aspect.
  • Aspect denotes only the cross-cutting functionality name not its implementation and all.

See here we are adding 3 services to our withdraw() and deposit() methods at run time.  So what is this ?  we have 3 Aspects here which are Authentication Aspect, Logging Aspect, Transaction Aspect/ May be Mailing Aspect in future.

Hope you understood right ? am again saying Aspect means just service name,  its implementation is irrelevant as of now.  That’s about Aspect in spring AOP.

 

 

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9 Responses to “Spring Aspect Oriented Programming – Aspect Introduction & Example”
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