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| What happens if I write my aspects in .java files? |
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| AJDT does not support aspects written in .java files. Although |
| the compiler will compile them correctly, you will find some |
| loss of functionality in AJDT if you do use .java files for your aspects: |
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| <li>The Outline and Package Explorer views will not show aspects or their contents.</li> |
| <li>The Cross References view will not show any information for an aspect in a .java file, although it will |
| show information for any classes advised by that aspect.</li> |
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