Re: [aspectj-users] trying to monitor the Swing libraries

[Matthew Webster <matthew_webster@xxxxxxxxxx>]

This aspect will only work for Swing components that your application
creates. It needs to be applied to those classes that create components
i.e. those that call "new JButton()". Which classes are you weaving with
the aspect?

Matthew Webster
AOSD Project
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Ze maria <zemariamm@xxxxxxxxx>@eclipse.org on 01/06/2005 15:35:09

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Hi,
I'm have a big problem: I'm trying to code a program to add a listener
in every JComponent in every swing program, I've add the code to do
that in JFrame, but for each JComponent, i'm trying to do something
like this:

poincut catch(JComponent c) : (call (* JComponent+.new(..) ||
execute(* JComponent+.new(..))

after(JComponent c) : catch(c) {
System.out.println("Here i will put the add listener code)
}

well , this doesn't work ... I think when classes do some like:

JButton(){
super();
............
}
the JComponent's constructor is never caught by code ...

Can anyone help me please ?
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