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Looking for explanation of the following spring term: *com.mytransaction.service.*.*(..))

 
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Hi,

I saw this term "*com.mytransaction.service.*.*(..))" in the following code snippet. I was looking for an explanation of the "(..)" portion and what it means to the configuration.



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The "(..)" portion is "regardless of parameters".

So the whole pointcut expression applies to any class in package com.mytransaction.service, regardless of method, and regardless of parameters.

The leading * is irrelevant for Spring AOP. It has a meaning in Aspect J, which is where the notation comes from, but Spring AOP ignores it.
 
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Thanks very much. I expected that was the case. Nice to have it confirmed.
 
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