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--- basics:ex2 [2007/02/23 15:09] – created bdefrain
+++ basics:ex2 [2021/02/05 13:49] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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+[[basics:intro|Intro]]
+[[basics:ex1|Ex1]]
+[[basics:ex2|Ex2]]
+[[basics:ex3|Ex3]]
+[[basics:ex4|Ex4]]
+[[basics:ex5|Ex5]]
+[[basics:ex6|Ex6]]
+[[basics:ex7|Ex7]]
 ====== The Basics: Exercise 2 ======
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 <note tip>
-Inside the pointcut, you can use the wildcard ''*'' to match any type or identifier (or any type or identifier with a certain beginning). As part of the argument list, you  can use ''..'' to match any number of arguments.
+Inside the signature pattern, you can use the wildcard ''*'' to match any type or identifier (or any type or identifier with a certain beginning). As part of the argument list, you  can use ''..'' to match any number of arguments.
 </note>
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 <code aspectj>
-System.out.println(thisJoinPoint.getSignature());
+output("ex2",thisJoinPoint.getSignature());
 </code>
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 Inside an advice, the reserved variable ''thisJoinPoint'' provides access to runtime information about the join point. It is of type [[http://www.eclipse.org/aspectj/doc/released/runtime-api/org/aspectj/lang/JoinPoint.html|JoinPoint]].
 </note>
+Rerun the application and verify that the aspect outputs a signature for methods ''start'' and ''stop''.
+----
+Continue with [[basics:ex3|Exercise 3]].