org.as2lib.core.BasicInterface +--org.as2lib.aop.JoinPoint
JoinPoint represents an identifiable point in a program. Although this
points could by theory also be try..catch blocks, the join points offered by this
framework are limited to members of classes or interfaces, these are methods and
properties.
public function getInfo(Void):TypeMemberInfoReturns the info of the represented type member; this information is also known as the join point's static part. Note that the type of this join point is also part of this join point's static part.
the info representing the static part of this join point
public function proceed(args:Array)
Executes the type member represented by this join point passing the given
args and returns the result.
args | the arguments to use for the execution |
the result of the type member execution
public function getThis(Void)Returns the logical this of the interception. This means if this join point is part of a call-pointcut the result will refer to the object where the call was made from. If this join point is part of an execution-, set- or get-pointcut the result will refer to the object that represented method or property resides in.
the logical this of this join point depending on the used pointcut
public function getType(Void):NumberReturns the type of the join point.
Supported types are declared as constants in the AbstractJoinPoint class.
the type of this join point
public function matches(pattern:String):Boolean
Checks if this join point matches the given pattern. Depending on the
used matcher the pattern may contain wildcards like "*" and "..".
A pattern could for example be "org..BasicClass.*".
pattern | the pattern to match against this join point |
true if the given pattern matches this join point else
false
public function update(thiz):JoinPointReturns a copy of this join point with an updated logical this. This join point is left unchanged.
thiz | the new logical this |
a copy of this join point with an updated logical this
public function snapshot(Void):JoinPointReturns a copy of this join point that reflects its current state.
It is common practice to create a new join point for a not-fixed method info. This is when the underlying concrete method this join point reflects may change. To make the concrete method and other parts that may change fixed you can use this method to get a new fixed join point, a snapshot.
a snapshot of this join point