AspectJ for Not Yet Techies

"Computer Careers: Working With This Open Source Java Compiler for Aspect Oriented Programming"

by Richard Stooker, President Info Ring Press and author of Secrets of Changing to a Computer Career

AspectJ is an open source Java extension and compiler for Aspect Oriented Programming / AOP. AspectJ is integrated with Eclipse, NetBeans, JBuilder and other integrated development environments / IDEs.

AspectJ extends Java's object oriented programming into AOP, which is needed because some objects must deal with aspects that are not their main business. AOP is a method for modularizing aspects, which are new units of modularization.

The main limit of object oriented programming involved cross cutting concerns -- systems level requirements that must be included in multiple modules. AOP handles these. It makes it easier to do in Java.

Therefore, AspectJ can:

Enhance middleware platforms
Monitoring and enhancing performance
Adding security
Enterprise Application Integration / EAI applications

AspectJ reduces code and development time. Some say it's better for enterprise-level software development than Enterprise JavaBeans / EJB.

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