Category Archives: Spring Framework

Aspect Oriented Programming Notes #4 – Proxy Mechanism

Posted on 29/09/2020 by Aliyar Güneş

In a pure object-oriented sense we are calling a method of an object (Target object). That method has some code which is already in it. Aspect code has to run whenever we call this target method. How is it possible … Continue reading →

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Aspect Oriented Programming Notes #3 – Some Additional Info

Posted on 27/09/2020 by Aliyar Güneş

Reuse Aspect Pointcut Definitions @Pointcut annotation is used for defining a pointcut independently to be reused in multiple advices. Generally, if our pointcuts are shared between multiple aspects, it is better to centralize them in a common class. In this … Continue reading →

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Aspect Oriented Programming Notes #2: Setting Up AOP Dependencies and Declaring Aspects, Advices, Pointcuts

Posted on 27/09/2020 by Aliyar Güneş

An aspect is a Java class that modularizes a set of concerns (e.g., logging or transaction management) that cuts across multiple types and objects. Java classes that modularize such concerns are decorated with the @Aspect annotation. In AOP terminology, aspects … Continue reading →

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Aspect Oriented Programming Notes #1: The Concepts

Posted on 22/09/2020 by Aliyar Güneş

Not just a feature that Spring provides, it’s a model of programming itself. (It’s functional programming) When you writing in such languages you think of a problem and then you break it down into different functions. Each function accomplishes a … Continue reading →

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A Naive Example of Dependency Injection

Posted on 06/09/2020 by Aliyar Güneş

–> It’s a way in which you decouple the conventional dependency relationships between objects. Say we have two objects that are related to each other, one is dependent on the other. The idea is decouple this dependency. So that they’re … Continue reading →

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