I'm afraid the use of wildcards in pointcut annotation values for
matching isn't supported right now. You could raise an enhancement
but I doubt it will be implemented in the near term. The best you can
do is write some advice to match on @WebService then inside the advice
look at the annotation value and do some pattern matching yourself.
But of course that is a runtime check, not a compile time check - so
possibly not what you want...
Andy
2009/9/7 Kristof Jozsa <
kristof.jozsa@...>:
> Hi,
>
> is it possible to use the within() pointcut and specify an annotation with
> some specific attribute but using any value?
>
> I'm trying to implement some custom policy enforcement and I have not yet
> found a way to enforce setting eg. a @WebService annotation on classes with
> name, portName and serviceType attributes all set but using any value..
>
> I tried to use this pointcut:
> within (@WebService(name=*) *)
>
> but appearently it matches on the name="*" attribute, not on a name
> attribute set with any value.
>
> What'd be the correct syntax here?
>
> thanks,
> K
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