I'm reading up on Spring at the moment and one of the examples used for a use of AOP is logging the start and end of method calls.
I've also read that using AOP can impact performance.
Is using Spring AOP a good idea for this type of logging? My understanding is that Spring uses Dynamic AOP would it be be better to use Static AOP (Like AspectJ) for this type of AOP.
Curently the coding policy of the company I work for requires a ridiculous amount of logging and i want to reduce the ammount of logging code I have to write and improve the readability of my code.
Am I barking up the wrong tree?
I used Spring AOP for implementing logging so I share my observations:
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handle instead of handle wrapped by AOP) and thus cannot be logged. So all logging can happen only on interface boundaries. (This concerns using Proxy-based aspect weaving, there's an option of runtime subclassing with cglib, but I didn't use it)