posted 17 years ago
Yes, method interceptors are there, but I wouldn't necessarily claim that it's an AOP solution. Introductions and field interception are missing compared to other AOP solutions.
That said, interceptors are generally what most people are looking for when they think of AOP. In OC4J, all of the system services, from transaction management to security are all implemented as method interceptors. Used correctly, they can lead to a decoupled and easily extended architecture.
Cheers,
Merrick