Using Aspects to Autonomic-Enable Legacy Applications

By Brian Temple
2005-05-13

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Now that you have an infrastructure that allows for the simple creation of Common Base Events in your legacy applications, you can leverage this new information in the overall autonomic computing environment. For simplicity, the presented framework uses the CommonEventHandler class to generate Common Base Events and to write them to an output log. The generated log can then be imported into an application such as the Log and Trace Analyzer for Autonomic Computing to correlate log events, or into another common logging-enabled application.

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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