I have seen two variations of pointcut patterns:
This
execution(* some.package.*.*(..))
and this
execution(* some.package.* *(..))
What is the meaning of the dot (or of it absence) between the last two *'s?
I have seen two variations of pointcut patterns:
This
execution(* some.package.*.*(..))
and this
execution(* some.package.* *(..))
What is the meaning of the dot (or of it absence) between the last two *'s?
This appendix defines grammar of the pointcut expression langauge. For the execution expression the rule is the following:
execution(MethodPattern)
where
MethodPattern =
[ModifiersPattern] TypePattern
[TypePattern . ] IdPattern (TypePattern | ".." , ... )
[ throws ThrowsPattern ]
That means that if you have 3 expressions (separated by space) before "(", then the first is modifier, second is class and third is method name. But if you have 2 expressions before "(", then first will be class and second will be method name.