org.springframework.aop.TargetSource |
A TargetSource
is used to obtain the current "target" of
an AOP invocation, which will be invoked via reflection if no around
advice chooses to end the interceptor chain itself.
If a TargetSource
is "static", it will always return
the same target, allowing optimizations in the AOP framework. Dynamic
target sources can support pooling, hot swapping, etc.
Application developers don't usually need to work with
TargetSources
directly: this is an AOP framework interface.
Public Methods | |||||||||||
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Return a target instance.
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Return the type of targets returned by this
TargetSource . | |||||||||||
Will all calls to
getTarget() return the same object?
In that case, there will be no need to invoke
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Release the given target object obtained from the
getTarget() method. |
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Inherited Methods | |||||||||||
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From interface
org.springframework.aop.TargetClassAware
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Return a target instance. Invoked immediately before the AOP framework calls the "target" of an AOP method invocation.
Exception | if the target object can't be resolved |
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Return the type of targets returned by this TargetSource
.
Can return null
, although certain usages of a
TargetSource
might just work with a predetermined
target class.
TargetSource
Will all calls to getTarget()
return the same object?
In that case, there will be no need to invoke
releaseTarget(Object)
, and the AOP framework can cache
the return value of getTarget()
.
true
if the target is immutableRelease the given target object obtained from the
getTarget()
method.
target | object obtained from a call to getTarget() |
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Exception | if the object can't be released |
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