AOP in .NET: Practical Aspect-Oriented Programming

298 Pages·2013·8.8 MB·English

by  Matthew D. Groves

Practical Aspect-Oriented Programming
Matthew D. Groves

FOREWORD BY Phil Haack
M A N N I N G
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AOP in .NET
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AOP in .NET
PRACTICAL ASPECT-ORIENTED
PROGRAMMING
MATTHEW D. GROVES
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and tackling me when you hear the creak of my office door.
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brief contents
PART 1 GETTING STARTED WITH AOP.......................................1
1 ■ Introducing AOP 3
2 ■ Acme Car Rental 21
PART 2 THE FUNDAMENTALSOF AOP ......................................53
3 ■ Call this instead: intercepting methods 55
4 ■ Before and after: boundary aspects 79
5 ■ Get this instead: intercepting locations 115
6 ■ Unit testing aspects 141
PART 3 ADVANCED AOP CONCEPTS.......................................169
7 ■ AOP implementation types 171
8 ■ Using AOP as an architectural tool 191
9 ■ Aspect composition: example and execution 213
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contents
foreword xiii
preface xv
acknowledgments xvii
about this book xix
PART 1 GETTING STARTED WITH AOP .......................... 1
1 Introducing AOP 3
1.1 What is AOP? 4
Features 4 ■ Benefits 8 ■ AOP in your daily life 13
1.2 Hello, World 14
1.3 Summary 19
2 Acme Car Rental 21
2.1 Start a new project 22
Business requirements 23 ■ Necessary nonfunctional
requirements 24
2.2 Life without AOP 24
Write the business logic 25 ■ Testing the business logic 28
Add logging 29 ■ Introducing defensive programming 31
Working with transactions and retries 32 ■ Handling
exceptions 35 ■ Refactor without AOP 38
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