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Spring AOP HELP needed

 
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Dear Sirs et Madames,
I am brand new to Spring AOP (well spring in general actually) and am trying out a small application to cement my understanding so far. However am running into exceptions which I cannot figure out and was hoping someone out there can help. I have the following source code:

Foo.java


FooService.java


FooServiceImpl.java



SimpleProfiler.java


and Main.java:


and finally, here is applicationContext.xml:


However, when I run Main.java, i get the exception/s:


I don't have the slightest clue where to start tackling this issue, could anyone out there please help?
Thanks in advance
 
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The exception says -

warning no match for this type name: FooService [Xlint:invalidAbsoluteTypeName]



In both of your pointcuts, you've declared the expression like this -

expression="execution(* FooService.*(..))"/>
expression="execution(* FooService.getBefore(String)) and args(myName)"/>



You don't show any package declaration in your classes - however, in the config it appears that some of these classes are in the 'aop' package -

<bean id="fooService" class="aop.FooServiceImpl"/>



I'm betting the FooService interface is also in the aop package - you'll need to change the values in the pointcut expressions from 'FooService' to 'aop.FooService'.
 
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Nathan you star, it worked like a charm!! Thanks!
 
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