Examples of JoinPointManager

ch.ethz.prose.engine.JoinPointManager
Class JoinPointManagerImpl defines implements two of the basic methods JoinPointManager. Subclasses of AbstractJoinPointManager should define only the link between registering event requests and the proper notification. They should use the notifyListeners method in order to notify the listeners of an event that this event occured, and invoke handleExceptions to handle notification exceptions. By providing an implementation of handleExceptions with a different handleExceptions method, subclasses may change the policy for exception handling.
All implementations of AbstractJoinPointManager should also define the abstract methods suspendListenerNotification and resumeListenerNotification @version $Revision: 1.6 $ @author Andrei Popovici @author Angela Nicoara

Examples of ch.ethz.prose.engine.JoinPointManager

   * Set up fixture.
   */
  protected void setUp() throws Exception {
    ProseSystem.startup();


    JoinPointManager jpm= ProseSystem.getAspectManager().getJoinPointManager();


    Method fooBarMethod  = FooBar.class.getDeclaredMethod("fooBar",new Class[]{});
    Method niceFooBarMethod = NiceFooBar.class.getDeclaredMethod("niceFooBar",new Class[]{});
    Method badFooBarMethod  = BadFooBar.class.getDeclaredMethod("badFooBar",new Class[]{});
    Method aSimpleMethodBodyMethod = ASimpleMethodBody.class.getDeclaredMethod("aSimpleMethodBody",new Class[]{});
    Method aSimpleBodyMethod = ASimpleBody.class.getDeclaredMethod("aSimpleBody",new Class[]{});
    Method aSeccondBodyMethod = ASeccondBody.class.getDeclaredMethod("aSeccondBody",new Class[]{});


    fooBarRequest            = (MethodEntryRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(MethodEntryJoinPoint.KIND,fooBarMethod           );
    niceFooBarRequest        = (MethodEntryRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(MethodEntryJoinPoint.KIND,niceFooBarMethod       );
    badFooBarRequest         = (MethodEntryRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(MethodEntryJoinPoint.KIND,badFooBarMethod        );
    aSimpleMethodBodyRequest = (MethodEntryRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(MethodEntryJoinPoint.KIND,aSimpleMethodBodyMethod);
    aSimpleBodyRequest       = (MethodEntryRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(MethodEntryJoinPoint.KIND,aSimpleBodyMethod      );
    aSeccondBodyRequest      = (MethodEntryRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(MethodEntryJoinPoint.KIND,aSeccondBodyMethod     );


  }

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Examples of ch.ethz.prose.engine.JoinPointManager

   * Set up fixture.
   */
  protected void setUp() throws Exception {
    ProseSystem.startup();


    JoinPointManager jpm = ProseSystem.getAspectManager().getJoinPointManager();


    Method fooBarMethod            = getClass().getDeclaredMethod("fooBar"           ,new Class[]{});
    Method niceFooBarMethod        = getClass().getDeclaredMethod("niceFooBar"       ,new Class[]{});
    Method badFooBarMethod         = getClass().getDeclaredMethod("badFooBar"        ,new Class[]{});
    Method aSimpleMethodBodyMethod = getClass().getDeclaredMethod("aSimpleMethodBody",new Class[]{});
    Method aSimpleBodyMethod       = getClass().getDeclaredMethod("aSimpleBody"      ,new Class[]{});
    Method aSeccondBodyMethod      = getClass().getDeclaredMethod("aSeccondBody"     ,new Class[]{});


    fooBarRequest            = (MethodEntryRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(MethodEntryJoinPoint.KIND,fooBarMethod           );
    niceFooBarRequest        = (MethodEntryRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(MethodEntryJoinPoint.KIND,niceFooBarMethod       );
    badFooBarRequest         = (MethodEntryRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(MethodEntryJoinPoint.KIND,badFooBarMethod        );
    aSimpleMethodBodyRequest = (MethodEntryRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(MethodEntryJoinPoint.KIND,aSimpleMethodBodyMethod);
    aSimpleBodyRequest       = (MethodEntryRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(MethodEntryJoinPoint.KIND,aSimpleBodyMethod      );
    aSeccondBodyRequest      = (MethodEntryRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(MethodEntryJoinPoint.KIND,aSeccondBodyMethod     );
  }

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Examples of ch.ethz.prose.engine.JoinPointManager

   * Set up fixture.
   */
  protected void setUp() throws Exception {
    ProseSystem.startup();


    JoinPointManager jpm = ProseSystem.getAspectManager().getJoinPointManager();


    pickNick = new Basket();
    dinner = new Meal();


    annaRequest   = (FieldAccessRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(FieldAccessJoinPoint.KIND,Single.class.getDeclaredField("anna")  );
    appleRequest  = (FieldAccessRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(FieldAccessJoinPoint.KIND,Basket.class.getDeclaredField("apple") );
    bananaRequest = (FieldAccessRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(FieldAccessJoinPoint.KIND,Basket.class.getDeclaredField("banana"));
    pearRequest   = (FieldAccessRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(FieldAccessJoinPoint.KIND,Basket.class.getDeclaredField("pear")  );
    teaRequest    = (FieldAccessRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(FieldAccessJoinPoint.KIND,Basket.class.getDeclaredField("tea")   );
    saladRequest  = (FieldAccessRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(FieldAccessJoinPoint.KIND,  Meal.class.getDeclaredField("salad") );
    steakRequest  = (FieldAccessRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(FieldAccessJoinPoint.KIND,  Meal.class.getDeclaredField("steak") );
    sauceRequest  = (FieldAccessRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(FieldAccessJoinPoint.KIND,  Meal.class.getDeclaredField("sauce") );
    scotchRequest = (FieldAccessRequest)jpm.createJoinPointRequest(FieldAccessJoinPoint.KIND,  Meal.class.getDeclaredField("scotch"));
  }

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Examples of ch.ethz.prose.engine.JoinPointManager

  /**
   * This Method is going to be overwritten from a subclass of <code>LocalAspectManager</code>
   * that wants to register its own <code>JoinPointManager</code>.
   */
  protected void createJoinPointManager(boolean isConnected, JVMAspectInterface ai) {
    jpm = new JoinPointManager(isConnected, ai,  true);
  }

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