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Aspect-oriented software design (ASOD), which follows the Java philosophy
of write once, run anywhere, is a new way of thinking about program
construction. It is a rapidly growing and evolving programming methodology
that some feel may eventually replace object-orientation as the dominant
programming paradigm. The first public release of the AspectJ programming
language was in 1998 and has been gaining momentum ever since. This book is
an introduction to AOP with AspectJ and Eclipse and shows how to create a
productive AO development environment by using the AspectJ Development
Tools for Eclipse (AJDT). Tools have an important role to play in learning
aspect-orientation (AO) and Eclipse tools help Java developers better
understand AOP. In fact the growing interest in AOP can be attributed to the
better available tools and this book teaches the reader everything they need to
understand AOP and apply it successfully to their own projects.
About the author
About the Authors
ADRIAN COLYER is a senior technical staff member at IBM, the leader of the AspectJ Eclipse project, and co-founder of the AspectJ Development Tools (AJDT) for Eclipse project. Currently he leads an IBM team developing and applying aspect-oriented technology.
ANDY CLEMENT is a senior software developer at IBM's Laboratory at Hursley Park, a committer on the AspectJ project, and co-founder of the AJDT project. He is also involved in the use of aspects in J2EE middleware.
GEORGE HARLEY is a senior developer at IBM's Hursley Laboratory currently working on AJDT and deploying aspect technology in enterprise applications.
MATTHEW WEBSTER joined IBM in 1989 and is currently developing aspect-oriented technology for use with IBM products.
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Summary
Aspect-oriented software design (ASOD), which follows the Java philosophy
of "write once, run anywhere", is a new way of thinking about program
construction. It is a rapidly growing and evolving programming methodology
that some feel may eventually replace object-orientation as the dominant
programming paradigm. The first public release of the AspectJ programming
language was in 1998 and has been gaining momentum ever since. This book is
an introduction to AOP with AspectJ and Eclipse and shows how to create a
productive AO development environment by using the AspectJ Development
Tools for Eclipse (AJDT). Tools have an important role to play in learning
aspect-orientation (AO) and Eclipse tools help Java developers better
understand AOP. In fact the growing interest in AOP can be attributed to the
better available tools and this book teaches the reader everything they need to
understand AOP and apply it successfully to their own projects.
