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-====== Tracing: Exposing the Receiver ======
+[[tracing:intro|Intro]]
+[[tracing:ex1|Ex1]]
+[[tracing:ex2|Ex2]]
+[[tracing:ex3|Ex3]]
+====== Tracing: Exposing the receiver ======
 **Task:** Pass the suite ''tests.ReceiverTraceOutput''.
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 Do you receive ''StackOverflowError''s? This is a common pitfall in AspectJ (see [[http://www.eclipse.org/aspectj/doc/released/faq.html#q:infiniterecursion|the FAQ entry]]). An infinite loop occurs because inside of the control-flow of the advice body is a new matching join point, which causes a new invocation of the advice body, which causes a new join point and so on.
-To discover the root of the infinite loop, consider the difference between this advice body and the one from the previous exercise. Another clue is the official description of [[http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jls/third_edition/html/expressions.html#39990|string concatenation]]. Solve the problem by making the pointcut more restrictive: it should exclude join points in the control flow of the advice execution.
+To discover the root of the infinite loop, consider the difference between this advice body and the one from the previous exercise. Another clue is in the "official" description of  [[http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jls/third_edition/html/expressions.html#39990|Java String Concatenation]]. Solve the problem by making the pointcut more restrictive: it should exclude join points in the control flow of the advice execution.
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 After you have completed the exercise, remove your aspect from the build path; then continue with [[tracing:ex3|Exercise 3]].