Using Spring Interceptors in your MVC Webapp
Java tips, observations, bugs and problems from the world of Spring, Weblogic, Oracle, MySQL and many other technologies... I thought that it was time to take a look at Spring’s MVC interceptor mechanism, which has been around for a good number of years and is a really useful tool. A Spring Interceptor does what it says on the tin: intercepts an incoming HTTP request before it reaches your Spring
Using Spring's AspectJ Support and the @Before Annotation
Java tips, observations, bugs and problems from the world of Spring, Weblogic, Oracle, MySQL and many other technologies... You may have wondered how the Guys at Spring do all that jiggery-pokery with the annotations that you add to your Spring beans. I’m not an expert here, but I suspect that somewhere along the way, they do a little Aspect Oriented Programming using AspectJ - after all, they do
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