[aspectwerkz-user] Custom annotations with jdk5

Hi All,
Im trying to get a simple testcase working where I define my own aspect
which is driven by an Annotation Ive defined - however I cannot get it to
work. My component does get aspectised in the test case.

Is there something Im doing wrong in my pointcut definition?

The aspect:
 public class WithinAspect {

	public Object execute(JoinPoint jp) throws Throwable{
		System.err.println("within got Aspect called with:" + jp);
		return jp.proceed();
	}
 }

The component being Aspectised:
  public class SomeComponent {
	@InterceptWithinInvocation
	public String doStuff(){
		return "stuff";
	}
 }

Config awerkz-aop.xml:
  <aspectwerkz>
	<system id="test">
		<package name="org.neo.swarm.interceptor.within">
			
			<aspect class="WithinAspect"
deployment-model="perInstance">
				<pointcut name="withinInvocation"
expression="execution(@InterceptWithinInvocation * *.doStuff(..))"/>
<!-- this works 		<pointcut name="withinInvocation"
expression="execution(* *.doStuff(..))"/> -->
				
				<advice name="execute" type="around"
bind-to="withinInvocation"/>
			</aspect>
		</package>
	</system>
  </aspectwerkz>

The annotation:
  @Retention(RetentionPolicy.RUNTIME)
  @Target(ElementType.METHOD)
  public @interface InterceptWithinInvocation {
  }

The test:
	public void testWithin() throws Exception {
		SomeComponent component = new SomeComponent();
		component.doStuff();		
	}


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