[#IDE-743] Don't create "missing function" error marker when function is woven by AspectJ

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Don't create "missing function" error marker when function is woven by AspectJ

Created: 14/Nov/07 05:10 PM Updated: 01/Feb/08 02:56 PM

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beans.core

Affects Version/s:

2.0.1

Fix Version/s:

2.0.3

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File Attachments:	1. mylyn-context.zip (3 kB)
Environment:	Windows Vista, Eclipse 3.3, Spring IDE 2.0.1, AspectJ 1.5.3, AJDT 1.5.0

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The Spring IDE bean file editor shows an error marker if a setter function is missing in order to set a bean property.
However, when a setter function is added to the Java class using AspectJ's inter-type declaration feature, the editor should not mark an error anymore.
In short: Spring IDE should be aware of aspects woven to a Java class.

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Christian Dupuis added a comment - 15/Nov/07 03:12 AM - edited

Wow, that is a really advanced usage of AspectJ ITD and Spring DI. I will definitely take care of fixing this as AJDT provides the required information about ITD that are missing from JDT.

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Christian Dupuis added a comment - 13/Dec/07 04:39 PM

This should actually be possible my using the AJDT relationship information

The following code fragment has to go into every Introspector method

// move this code to Introspector to make ITD generally available
AJRelationshipType[] types = new AJRelationshipType[] {AJRelationshipManager.DECLARED_ON};
List<AJRelationship> rels = AJModel.getInstance().getAllRelationships(context.getRootElementProject(), types);
for (AJRelationship rel : rels) {
    if (rel.getTarget().equals(type)) {
	    IntertypeElement iType = (IntertypeElement) rel.getSource();
		if (iType.getParameterTypes().length == 1) {
			 System.out.println(iType.getElementName() + " - " + iType.getReturnType());
		 }
    }
}