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The use of @ Aspect in AOP to monitor the execution of the program
The AOP annotations used by Spring are divided into three levels:
The prerequisite is to release it in xml.
1. @ Aspect is placed on top of the class header, using the class as an aspect.
2. @ Pointcut is placed on the method header to define a pointcut expression that can be referenced by other methods.
3. 5 kinds of notices.
3.1, @ Before, pre-notification, put on the method header.
3.2, @ After, post [finally] notification, and put it on the method header.
3.3. @ AfterReturning, followed by [try] notification, put on the method header, and use returning to refer to the method return value.
3.4. @ AfterThrowing, followed by [catch] notification, put on the method header, and use throwing to refer to the thrown exception.
3. 5, @ Around, surround the notification and put it on the head of the method, which determines whether the actual method executes or not and must have a return value.
@ Component
@ Aspect
Public class LogAspect {
/ * *
* the name that defines Pointcut,Pointcut is simplePointcut. This method cannot have a return value, it is just an indication.
, /
@ Pointcut ("execution (public * com.service.impl..*.* (..)")
Public void recordLog () {
}
@ AfterReturning (pointcut = "recordLog ()")
Public void simpleAdvice () {
LogUtil.info ("AOP post-processing succeeded")
}
@ Around ("recordLog ()")
Public Object aroundLogCalls (ProceedingJoinPoint jp) throws Throwable {
LogUtil.info ("normal operation")
Return jp.proceed ()
}
@ Before ("recordLog ()")
Public void before (JoinPoint jp) {
String className = jp.getThis () .toString ()
String methodName = jp.getSignature () .getName (); / / get the method name
LogUtil.info ("at:" + className + "call" + methodName + "() method-start!")
Object [] args = jp.getArgs (); / / get the parameter list
If (args.length
