Format:
XXIV, 478 S. :
,
graph. Darst.
ISBN:
0-32-124587-3
Series Statement:
The eclipse series
Content:
Aspect-oriented programming grew out of research at the Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) during the 1990's. The first paper to use the term was aptly titled "Aspect-Oriented Programming"(Kicz97), and published in June of 1997. The first public release of AspectJ was in March of 1998, almost seven years ago. Interest in aspect-oriented programming (AOP) and in AspectJ has been growing steadily ever since. We still recall the excitement of seeing our first aspect-oriented programs run - it felt like magic! Today, we spend our time both developing the tools needed for aspect-oriented programming with AspectJ, and applying those tools to real-world problems. In the course of our work, we've had the privilege to introduce the ideas of aspect-oriented programming to many developers, architects, and executives. We've learnt that seeing AspectJ in use is a vital part of understanding these new ideas. For this reason, when we talk to people about AOP, we also show what it's like to work with an aspect-oriented program using the Eclipse AspectJ Development Tools (AJDT). AJDT helps to visualize the behaviour of AspectJ programs and reinforces understanding in a way that words alone cannot achieve. Our goal for this book is to teach you everything you need to understand aspect-oriented programming and to apply it successfully on your own projects. To that end, we'll be introducing the concepts of AOP, the AspectJ language, and the AspectJ Development Tools for Eclipse, in a single integrated package. We hope that as you work through the examples in the book, you will come to share our excitement at all that AOP has tooffer.
Language:
English
Subjects:
Computer Science
Keywords:
AspectJ
;
Aspektorientierte Programmierung
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