Hi,
I found two use-cases for which the constructor invocation does not happen...
UseCase 1: creating an instance within the class itself:
Class EShopApp
{
[...]
public static EShopApp create()
{
return new EShopApp(); // the constructor interceptor is NOT called!
}
[...]
}
UseCase 2: creating an instance within a JUnit TestCase:
public class TestEShop
extends junit.framework.TestCase
{
[...]
protected void setUp() throws Exception {
{
EShopApp eSA = new EShopApp(); // the constructor interceptor is NOT called!
this.setEShop(eSA);
}
[...]
}
I checked if the JUnit file got (AOP-)compiled, and it was. Although it worked with Eclipse's JUnit, it did not with Ant's JUnit-task (in Eclipse other important things do not work, so switching to Eclipse doesn't really help).
UC1 & UC2 work if you use a seperate factory class to return a new instance. But I wouldn't really like to write a seperate factory for each constructor which I want to intercept...
Am I doing something wrong? Is it not supported? Or is this another "feature" of some Java compiler or classloader?
I tried both: aop-compiletime and aop-loadtime. Neither worked.
Thanks in advance,
freezy
