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| Let's go over each of these in detail. |
| Each of the above is the advised object in terms of AOP. Let's go over each of these in detail. |
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| This gives the interceptor the most flexibility in altering the course of the message flow and it's content. An interceptor which intercepts a message exchange can |
| This gives the interceptor the most flexibility in altering the course of the message flow and it's content. An interceptor which intercepts a message exchange can |
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| The updates need to be made within the limits of the Message Exchange Pattern %%(color:#cc0000;)Add MEP Link%% |
| The updates need to be made within the limits of the Message Exchange Pattern. |
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| Interception point is equivalent to a join point in AOP. |
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| Comparing this to AOP terminology, interception scope is equivalent to point cuts. |
| Comparing this to AOP, interception scope is equivalent to point cuts. |
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| The interceptor is the logic that is applied at the point of interception. In terms of AOP this is the advice that is applied to the message exchange at the interception point. The interceptor is a simple user defined POJO that is injected into the message path ( see . |
| The interceptor is the logic that is applied at the point of interception. In terms of AOP this is the advice that is applied to the message exchange at the interception point. The interceptor is a simple user defined POJO that is injected into the message path ( see [Interceptor Injection | http://wiki.open-esb.java.net/Wiki.jsp?page=FujiInterceptorsInjection ]. More then one interceptor can be in scope at the interception point, each of these is fired based on their priority. Priority is a user defined property of interceptors and can be specified in the [ Intercept Annotation | http://wiki.open-esb.java.net/Wiki.jsp?page=FujiInterceptorsInterceptAnnotation ] |