ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException during field interception

[hengels]

jboss-aop 1.1.2, jdk 1.4.2_03-b02, standalone, instrumentation on classloading

the xml:

<aspect class="wilken.lib.log.aop.Trace" scope="PER_VM"/>

 <bind pointcut="execution(* wilken.cst.gui.*->*(..))">
 <advice name="trace" aspect="wilken.lib.log.aop.Trace"/>
 </bind>

 <bind pointcut="field(* wilken.cst.gui.*->*)">
 <advice name="trace" aspect="wilken.lib.log.aop.Trace"/>
 </bind>

the exceptions are looking like this:

java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 12
 at wilken.cst.gui.basics.kernel.KernelAbstract.state_r_$aop(KernelAbstract.java)
 at wilken.cst.gui.basics.kernel.KernelAbstract.wilken$cst$gui$basics$kernel$KernelAbstract$initialize$aop(KernelAbstract.java:202)

and:

java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 11
 at wilken.cst.gui.basics.kernel.KernelOptionsDefault.use2Tier_w_$aop(KernelOptionsDefault.java)
 at wilken.cst.gui.basics.kernel.KernelOptionsDefault.<init>(KernelOptionsDefault.java:121)

not all field interceptions fail. only some read accesses and some write accesses. the array index differs from field to field. method interception is working perfectly.

any ideas, what am I doing wrong?

Regards,

Holger

[kabirkhan]

Can you post your KernelAbstract and KernelOptionsDefault classes?

[hengels]

KernelOptionsDefault is more or less a plain java bean:

public class KernelOptionsDefault
 implements KernelOptions, KernelConstants {

 public static String _ARVERSION_ = "_AV_ KernelOptionsDefault 3103 029470 pflaum 02.05.2005-18:53 _AV_";

 protected int processType = ProcessManagementConstants.PROCESSTYPE_JAVACLIENT;
 protected boolean simulateApplication = false;
 protected boolean mdi = false;
 protected boolean exitVMAfterStop = true;
 protected boolean use2Tier = false; // this was line 121 before comment stripping
 protected boolean skipIntro = false;
 protected char purpose = PURPOSE_PRODUCTIVE;
 protected AppConfigurationEntry[] entries = null;
 protected WProject project = GUIProject.getInstance();
 protected String loginContextName = null;
 protected GraphicConfiguration graphicConfiguration = null;

 public AppConfigurationEntry[] getEntries() {
 return entries;
 }

 public void setEntries( AppConfigurationEntry[] newEntries ) {
 entries = newEntries;
 }

 public GraphicConfiguration getGraphicConfiguration() {
 return graphicConfiguration;
 }

 public boolean isExitVMAfterStop() {
 return exitVMAfterStop;
 }

 // ...
}

[kabirkhan]

Hi,

I had a very brief look (using my own class) but could not reproduce the error. If you have the time, could you please put together a simple test case that reproduces the problem and send it to me?

Thanks

[chlabreu]

O don´t know why, but it happens to me when I name a field begining with "_" character in the interceptor class to prevent recursive behaviour (interceptor trying to intercept its own fields)

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