@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 instantiated by the aspectj container.
@Aspect is an aspectj style annotation that is supported by spring-aop, where runtime weaving is used to handle interception etc.
Compile-time weaving allows you to disregard the use of as pointcuts will be present in the bytecode, this is done via the aspectj compiler (See https://www.mojohaus.org/aspectj-maven-plugin/ for mvn integration) .
Whether you use the aspectj compiler or spring-aop makes no difference, it wont create your aspect as a managed bean in the way you want unless you use factory / configurable.
Aspectj configuration is, strictly, the pointcut definitions etc that will be present inside your class.
