CHAPTER 5
Introducing Spring AOP
Besides Dependency Injection (DI), another core feature that the Spring Framework offers is support for aspect-oriented programming (AOP. AOP is often referred to as a tool for implementing crosscutting concerns. The term crosscutting concerns refers to logic in an application that cannot be decomposed from the rest of the application and may result in code duplication and tight coupling. By using AOP for modularizing individual pieces of logic, known as concerns, you can apply these to many parts of an application without duplicating the code or creating hard dependencies. Logging and security are typical examples ...
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