Spring 2.5 Aspect Oriented Programming Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

Preface
Chapter 1: Understanding AOP Concepts
Chapter 2: Spring AOP Components
Chapter 3: Spring AOP Proxies
Chapter 4: AspectJ Support
Chapter 5: Design with AOP
Chapter 6: Three-tier Spring Application, Domain-Driven Design
Chapter 7: Three-tier Spring Application, Tests and AOP
Chapter 8: Develop with AOP Tools
Index

• Preface

• Chapter 1: Understanding AOP Concepts
  • Limits of object-oriented programming
    • Code scattering
    • Code tangling
  • The AOP solution
  • What Spring provides in terms of AOP
    • Programmatic way
      • Before advice
      • After returning advice
      • Around advice
      • After throwing advice
    • The old Spring XML way
  • AOP with IoC in Spring 2.5
    • AspectJ annotations
      • Before advice
      • After returning advice
      • Around advice
      • After (finally) advice
      • After throwing advice
    • Schema-based configuration
      • Before advice
      • After advice
      • After returning advice
      • After throwing advice
      • Around advice
  • Summary

• Chapter 2: Spring AOP Components
  • Aspect
  • Pointcut
    • Pointcut and its components
      • NameMatchMethodPointcut
      • RegexpMethodPointcut
      • StaticMethodMatcherPointcut
      • DynamicMethodMatcherPointcut
  • Operations on Pointcut
    • ComposablePointcut
    • ControlFlowPointcut
    • Pointcut constants

• Joinpoint
• Advice
  • Before advice
  • After returning advice
  • After throwing advice

• Advisor
• Introductions
• Summary

• Chapter 3: Spring AOP Proxies
  • Proxy
  • JDK proxy
  • CGLIB proxy
  • Creating proxies programmatically
    • ClassicProxy
    • AspectJProxy
  • ProxyFactoryBean
    • ProxyFactoryBean and proxies
    • ProxyFactoryBean in action
    • Advised objects
  • Autoproxy
    • Autoproxy with classic Spring
      • BeanNameAutoProxyCreator
      • DefaultAdvisorAutoProxyCreator
      • AbstractAdvisorAutoProxyCreator
    • AutoProxyCreator with metadata
    • Autoproxy with AspectJ
    • Autoproxy with annotation
    • Autoproxy with XML Schema
  • Target sources
    • Hot swappable target sources
    • Pooling target sources
    • Prototype target sources
    • ThreadLocal target source
  • Summary

• Chapter 4: AspectJ Support
  • AspectJ annotations
    • Aspect
    • Pointcut
      • execution
      • within
      • this
      • target
      • args
      • @target
      • @args
      • @ within
      • @ annotation
      • bean
    • Selection on methods' names
    • Selection on types of argument
    • Selection on type of return
    • Selection on declared exceptions
    • Selection on hierarchy
    • Selection on annotations
    • Binding advice arguments
      • JoinPoint
      • Binding arguments
      • Binding of return values
      • Exception binding
      • Annotation binding
    • Advice
      • @Before
      • @AfterReturning
      • @AfterThrowing
      • @After
      • @Around
    • Introduction
  • XML Schema-based configuration
    • Aspect
    • Pointcut
    • Advice
      • Before advice
      • After returning advice
      • After throwing advice
      • After (finally) advice
      • Around advice
    • Introduction
    • Advisors
  • Recipes
    • Dependency injection in domain objects
    • Advice ordering
    • Configuration mixin
    • Aspect instantiation model
  • AspectJ weaving in Spring
    • Load-time weaving with Spring
    • Load-time weaving with AspectJ
    • AOP strategy considerations
  • Summary

• Chapter 5: Design with AOP
  • Concurrency with AOP
  • Transparent caching with AOP
  • Security with AOP
    • Securing methods with security interceptors
    • Securing methods with pointcuts
    • Securing methods with annotations
  • Summary

• Chapter 6: Three-tier Spring Application, Domain-Driven Design
  • Domain-Driven Design
    • Roles and responsibilities
      • Entities
      • Aggregates
      • Modules
      • Value objects
      • Factories
      • Repositories
      • Services
    • Architecture
      • User interface
      • Application layer
      • Domain layer
      • Infrastructure layer
  • Sample application
    • Design
    • Services
    • Factories
    • Repositories
  • Summary

• Chapter 7: Three-tier Spring Application, Tests and AOP
  • Application layer and user interface
  • Test
  • AOP
    • Cache
    • Concurrent
    • TimeExecutionManagedAspect
    • Transactions
    • Security
  • Summary

• Chapter 8: Develop with AOP Tools
  • Java Development Kit
  • Spring
  • Eclipse
  • Eclipse plug-ins (Linux, MacOSX, and Windows)
    • SpringIDE
    • AJDT
  • Apache Tomcat
    • Ubuntu Linux
    • MacOSX
    • Microsoft Windows
    • Common steps for Linux, MacOSX, and Windows
  • PostgreSQL
    • Ubuntu Linux
    • MacOSX
    • Microsoft Windows
    • Common steps for Linux, Apple MacOSX, and Microsoft Windows
    • JDBC Driver
    • Summary

• Index

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