Re: [Nanning-developer] Activity?

I hesitate to drop this library as it has some features Nanning doesn't 
-- mainly intercepting classes as well as interfaces; the order of 
magnitude performance increase is nice in theory (in practice this 
isn't the bottleneck so it doesn't really matter much), and a more 
flexible interceptor-invocation matching system (possibly, my 
nanning-fu is weak).

It doesn't have the mixin support as it is interception-only, but I 
haven't needed that. Methinks I need to play with Nanning some more.

-Brian

PS: http://kasparov.skife.org/intercept.html since I have mentioned it 
a couple times, may as well provide a pointer to it.

On Jan 5, 2004, at 10:15 AM, stephan schmidt wrote:

>
> On Jan 5, 2004, at 4:14 PM, Brian McCallister wrote:
>
>> Thank you for the heads up. I ask as I have been plugging together an 
>> interception (just interception) library with one of the cglib 
>> developers and find that to get the real benefits from interception I 
>> am needing to do a lot of IoC type stuff in combination with 
>> interception. The Pico+Nanning stuff.
>>
>> This really pushes for supporting strong IoC and interception 
>> integration and I recalled that Nanning and Pico work together 
>> nicely. I hate to reinvent wheels though as it seems you have already 
>> tread this ground and have a lot of useful tools built with it.
>>
>
> Nanning and Pico do work together nicely. We dropped our own 
> interception lib for Nanning.
>
> bye
> -stephan
>
>
>
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