Hi

To set up your JBoss AOP project in Eclipse, follow the steps below:

- add the jboss-aop-single.jar to your project classpath

- use one of the following solutions to run your application:

   To run your Project using the Run as option of Eclipse, follow the steps in the first part of this tutorial. The difference is that, instead of clicking on Debug... in step 1, you will click on Run configurations... of the run menu of Eclipse. If you follow this path, you will be using loadtime weaving.

   To run your project using ant, just use as a model the examples-build.xml file, this file is used by the JBoss AOP tutorial examples, located at [jboss-aop installation dir]/docs/aspect-framework/examples. This is an explanation of the tasks available on the build:

   - _run_aopc: will use compile time weaving, compiling your code with aopc and then, will run your application

   - _run_loadtime: will use loadtime weaving, the equivalent of the previous step

   - tasks with annotation on the name: use those when you want to set up your aspects with annotations instead of jboss-aop.xml

   To run your project using Maven, copy one of the pom files used by the JBoss AOP tutorial examples, that can be found at any subdir of [jboss-aop installation dir]/docs/aspect-framework/examples

Regarding the plugin, it is outdated and won't work with the newer versions.

I advise you to take a look at our tutorial examples, as they are a very good way to quickly get your hands on JBoss AOP.

loupi loupi wrote:

 

Hi,

The latest version of JBoss_AOP(2.1.8) does not contain the jboss-aop-jdk50.jar in lib, So what's its equivalent PLEASE.

this is the only forum that i found on JBoss_AOP, I NEED YOUR HELP.

 

Thank you.

Indeed, I forgot to add that observation to my explanation. The jboss-aop-jdk50.jar is an old jar that we had when JBoss AOP supported both jdk14 and jdk15 versions. Now, we dropped support to jdk14 and  you can simply use the jboss-aop.jar.

If you stumble upon more problems such as that one, let me know.

The error you are seeing means it is not liking the space in the path, and it is interpreting tha the path is only C:\Documents:

-javaagent:C:\Documents and Settings\PC\Bureau\JBossAOP\eclipse\jboss-aop-2.1.8.GA\lib\jboss-aop.jar-Djboss.aop.path=C:\Documents and Settings\PC\Mes documents\Downloads\travail\jboss\SINGLETONS\jboss-aop.xml

I would try adding " or ' to see if the problem is solved:

-javaagent:"C:\Documents and Settings\PC\Bureau\JBossAOP\eclipse\jboss-aop-2.1.8.GA\lib\jboss-aop.jar" -Djboss.aop.path="C:\Documents and Settings\PC\Mes documents\Downloads\travail\jboss\SINGLETONS\jboss-aop.xml"

or

-javaagent:'C:\Documents and Settings\PC\Bureau\JBossAOP\eclipse\jboss-aop-2.1.8.GA\lib\jboss-aop.jar' -Djboss.aop.path='C:\Documents and Settings\PC\Mes documents\Downloads\travail\jboss\SINGLETONS\jboss-aop.xml'

It's been ages since I stopped working on Windows, so I'm not sure which one of those would work. Another (lame) alternative is adding your stuff to a path that has no spaces in it.

You also need to add a space char before the -D, as I did above, otherwise it won't work.