In the service level, I have classes that look like this:
class MyService {html>
public doSomething () {telnet session session = new telnet session (); Session.open ("username", "password"); Session.execute ("blah"); Session.close (); }}
In many sections, I have to declare and open the session and then finally have to close it. I want to do something with annotation but I do not know where to start with how other people do something like this:
class MyService {@TellnetTransaction public doSomething () {session. Execute ("blah"); }}
Where a method is annotated with @TelnetTransaction
, instant, opens and passes in the TelnetSession
object .
> Thank you,
Aspects before and after What is oriented programming.
Transactions with spring aspects handles take a look at Spring AOP or Eptex.
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