Java AOP Spring框架

Question

Is it possible to using Spring AOP advisor on a class that is not defined as a bean?

I would like to use a before- and after-advice on a class that is not defined as a bean in spring.xml file.

Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

As Rohit Jain already stated correctly, objects advised by Spring AOP aspects need to be Spring components. But Spring also nicely plays with native AspectJ, as is described under Using AspectJ with Spring applications . With AspectJ you do not have any such limitations and can easily advise simple POJOs.