2000•Unpublished venueOpen access

A study on exception detecton and handling using aspect-oriented programming

Martin Lippert, Cristina Videira Lopes

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Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) is intended to ease situations that involve many kinds of code tangling. This paper reports on a study to investigate AOP's ability to ease tangling related to exception detection and handling. We took an existing framework written in Java™, the JWAM framework, and partially reengineered its exception detection and handling aspects using AspectJ™, an aspect-oriented programming extension to Java.

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Key concepts: AspectJ, Aspect-oriented programming, Java, Computer science, Programming language, Exception handling, Separation of concerns, Code (set theory)