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The Design of AOP Engine in .Net Framework

Haichen Yang

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The concept of AOP was first brought forward in 1990.Since then,a great advance has been achieved and a lot of AOP tools have been developed by many companies as well as universities.AOP Weavers,also called AOP Engine,are fallen into two categories:Static weaving and dynamic weaving.This paper will introduce the application of AOP concept in.Net Framework.

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The concept of AOP was first brought forward in 1990.Since then,a great advance has been achieved and a lot of AOP tools have been developed by many companies as well as universities.AOP Weavers,also called AOP Engine,are fallen into two categories:Static weaving and dynamic weaving.This paper will introduce the application of AOP concept in.Net Framework.

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The concept of AOP was first brought forward in 1990.Since then,a great advance has been achieved and a lot of AOP tools have been developed by many companies as well as universities.AOP Weavers,also called AOP Engine,are fallen into two categories:Static weaving and dynamic weaving.This paper will introduce the application of AOP concept in.Net Framework.

Key concepts: Weaving, Computer science, Aspect-oriented programming, Net (polyhedron), Software engineering, Programming language, Software, Mathematics

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