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The purpose of method-type operators is to classify and select methods according to their impact on the object state For example, the you might want to select all the methods that modify the object state by setting the value of a given field (Such methods are called setters) In approaches such as that of JavaBeans, the definition of a setter relies on naming conventions In other words, the names of all setters must start with set Whatever the body of such a method is, the method is considered a setter Conversely, a method with a name that does not start with set is not considered a setter even if the method sets a field This can lead to counterintuitive naming schemes.

If an entity has default listeners, entity class specific listeners, and inherited superclass listeners, the default listeners are executed first. Following OO constructor inheritance rules, the superclass listeners are invoked after the default listeners. Subclass listeners are invoked last. Figure 9.10 depicts this execution order. If more than one listener is listed on any level, the execution order is determined by the order in which they are listed in the annotation or deployment descriptor. For example, in the following entity listener annotation, the ItemMonitor listener is called before ItemMonitor2:

EntityListeners({actionbazaar.persistence. ItemMonitor.class, actionbazaar.persistence. ItemMonitor2.class}) Figure 9.10 Entity listener execution order. Default entity listeners are executed first, then superclass and subclass listeners.

The <utilobject/> subtask tells XDoclet to search for source files containing the @ejb.util class-level JavaDoc tag and generate a utility object. Notice the subtask specifies an attribute cacheHomes equal to true. This attribute tells XDoclet to generate a utility object that caches the home object after the first lookup in order to improve performance. Listing 2.14 shows the generated utility class for this example (reformatted for this chapter).

You cannot programmatically control this order of execution. However, if needed, you can exclude default and superclass listeners from being executed at all. Let s assume that we need to disable both default and superclass listeners for the Seller entity. You can do this with the following code:

For example, a method that computes and sets the amount of an order must be named setAmount if you want JavaBeans to consider the method a setter even if computeAmount would be more intuitive and logical To detect setters and getters, JAC relies on a bytecode analysis performed with the Byte Code Engineering Library (BCEL) (See http://jakartaapacheorg/bcel) When a class is loaded, its bytecode is immediately analyzed For example, when the opcode for reading a field is present in a method body, metadata is attached to the method to classify it as a getter This metadata is made available when you write a pointcut The following method-type operators are defined by JAC: ACCESSORS: This operator selects each method that reads one or more fields defined in its class MODIFIERS: This operator selects each method that writes one or more fields defined in its class.

@Entity @ExcludeDefaultListeners @ExcludeSuperClassListeners @EntityListeners(actionbazaar.persistence.SellerMonitor.class) public class Seller extends User {

/* * Generated by XDoclet - Do not edit! */ package ch2; import javax.rmi.PortableRemoteObject; import javax.naming.NamingException; import javax.naming.InitialContext; import java.util.Hashtable; /** * Utility class for ch2.User. */ public class UserUtil { /** Cached remote home (EJBHome). Uses lazy loading to obtain its value (loaded by getHome() methods). */ private static ch2.UserHome cachedRemoteHome = null; /** Cached local home (EJBLocalHome). Uses lazy loading to obtain its value (loaded by getLocalHome() methods). */ private static ch2.UserLocalHome cachedLocalHome = null; // Home interface lookup methods /** * Obtain remote home interface from default initial context * @return Home interface for ch2.User. Lookup using COMP_NAME */ public static ch2.UserHome getHome() throws NamingException { if (cachedRemoteHome == null) { // Obtain initial context InitialContext initialContext = new InitialContext(); try { java.lang.Object objRef = initialContext.lookup(ch2.UserHome.COMP_NAME); cachedRemoteHome = (ch2.UserHome) PortableRemoteObject.narrow(objRef, ch2.UserHome.class); } finally { initialContext.close(); } } return cachedRemoteHome; } /** * Obtain remote home interface from parameterised initial context * @param environment Parameters to use for creating initial context * @return Home interface for ch2.User. Lookup using COMP_NAME