Our tutorial on how to enable AspectWerkz AOP using the Management API of BEA JRockit has been published on BEA dev2dev.

In this article, you will learn the basic AOP concepts as well as how to apply AOP to your J2EE applications using AspectWerkz, a dynamic AOP framework. The hands-on tutorial explains how to use AOP to track EJB CMP's container generated JDBC queries.

You will learn how to integrate AOP in your BEA environment, using a standard offline class post-processing mechanism, class-load time integration in BEA WebLogic Server 8.1 and a dedicated BEA JRockit Management API module that delivers best performance with a minimal integration effort.

Many of you were asking for some tutorial so I hope this article will give you a quick start to AspectWerkz AOP.

The same tutorial could be replayed using Sun VM integration scheme we provide in AspectWerkz, and can probably be applied easily to some other container you like.

Enjoy and apologies for yet another tracing sample, but don't miss it, the goal is not to understand what is the tracing aspect, but to demonstrate the value of an efficient class load time architecture for AOP weaving.

Read tutorial on BEA dev2dev

Read about the AspectWerkz JRockit extension
Read about AspectWerkz integration schemes