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Using Aspects to Autonomic-Enable Legacy Applications

By Brian Temple
2005-05-13


Using Aspects to autonomic-enable legacy applications

Learn how to use Aspects to generate Common Base Events in any legacy Java application, without modifying the original application source. This article shows you how and also provides an example framework that can be used with your applications today.

Tutorial Pages:
» Using Aspects to autonomic-enable legacy applications
» Introduction
» Example legacy application
» Incorporating Aspects
» An example Aspect framework to generate Common Base Events
» How to use and extend the example Aspect framework
» Next steps
» Resources


First published by IBM DeveloperWorks


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