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| An AspectJ project can be configured via inclusion and exclusion patterns in the same way as a Java project. |
| In addition the AspectJ development tools allow the current set of inclusions and exclusions |
| (known as a 'build configuration') to be saved to a file and to be reloaded. These files |
| have the extension <em>.ajproperties</em> and several can be created to support |
| easy switching between different configurations of a project. |
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| <a href="../tasks/buildconfigs.htm">Working with build configurations</a><br> |
| <a href="../tasks/savebuildconfig.htm">Saving a build configuration</a><br> |
| <a href="../tasks/applybuildconfig.htm">Applying a saved build configuration</a><br> |
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