what about the AOP's perspective

hi everyone:Recently,I found a book about ADOP.I think it is very interesting.Why does so few people use this technique?is the ADOP not a mature technique?

[169 byte] By [Microwavea] at [2007-11-27 9:37:27]

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My guess is because it can hardly be found through a Google-search.Do you have a link?

prometheuzza at 2007-7-12 23:08:46 >

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# 2

Maybe.

I think the reason is not so simple.Indeed,the manual on adop is too few.Do you think more and more people will use AOSD to develop software in future?

I have some e-book about AspectJ,e.g. Aspectj cook,Eclipse AspectJ,Master AspectJthat's all.

Sorry,I does not have got any link to these source.

I am very sorry ,I make a mistake on the technique's name.The technique is AOSD ,not ADOP.I think you will find a suitable link byGOOGLE.

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Microwavea at 2007-7-12 23:08:46 >

# 3

ADOP? Or AOP?

A lot of people are already (somewhat unwittingly) using AOP, or a subset of such. EJB containers provide services such as remoting and transaction management through very AOP-like techniques. The Spring framework, as well as providing an AOP framework, delivers it's services via AOP.

But, no, it's not a very mature technology yet

georgemca at 2007-7-12 23:08:46 >

# 4

> ADOP? Or AOP?

> A lot of people are already (somewhat unwittingly)

> using AOP, or a subset of such. EJB containers

> provide services such as remoting and transaction

> management through very AOP-like techniques. The

> Spring framework, as well as providing an AOP

> framework, delivers it's services via AOP.

> But, no, it's not a very mature technology yet

Do you think it would substitute for OOAD

Microwavea at 2007-7-12 23:08:46 >

# 5

> > ADOP? Or AOP?

> >

> > A lot of people are already (somewhat unwittingly)

> > using AOP, or a subset of such. EJB containers

> > provide services such as remoting and transaction

> > management through very AOP-like techniques. The

> > Spring framework, as well as providing an

> AOP

> > framework, delivers it's services via AOP.

> >

> > But, no, it's not a very mature technology yet

> Do you think it would substitute for OOAD

It's not intended as an alternative to OO, but as a complementary technique

georgemca at 2007-7-12 23:08:46 >

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