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Answer by user730413 for Enable Spring AOP or AspectJ
Use @Aspect @Configurable Also add "< context:spring-configured />" in your XML configuration file.
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@Component will create 2 instances, one inside the Spring container, one inside the aspectJ container. use @Configurable to allow spring to manage dependency injection etc. for your class when...
View ArticleAnswer by Bozho for Enable Spring AOP or AspectJ
@Aspect is not a spring annotation, and it is not detected by component-scan. So you have to register it somehow as a spring bean. The aspectOf solution works. You can also try @Aspect @Component
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This is following on from this question: Spring autowired bean for @Aspect aspect is null My initial understanding was that when using Spring AOP, classes annotated with @Aspect are created as spring...
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