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Hi All -

Wasn't sure what forum would be the best for this question.....I built a simple spring app using SpringRoo, imported it into Eclipse and am getting, Syntax Error on Token, Class Header expected on all Aspect J files.....
the errors start with the "privileged aspect" statement and run throughout...this code was auto-genned using SpringRoo (no manual intervention)....I did make sure that I had the Aspect J and Maven plugins for Eclipse,
but to no avail....please help!

Thanks!
 
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And you have the AspectJ Tooling enabled?

And your project has the Spring project nature?

Right click on your project and go to Spring Tools for enabling this stuff.

Mark
 
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I recommend you use Spring Source Tool Suite if you are using Eclipse. All of this is built in and already configured or easy to configure. They also have lots of documentation to help you if you are stuck.

STS Home page
 
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Mark -

I definitely have the Spring Project Nature enabled....how can I determine if the AspectJ Tool in Enabled? Not sure about that....

Bill -

I did see the STS and was considering...

I will probably ultimately use STS, BUT I would like to see if I really do not have Aspect J enabled, so just wait to see what Mark says....

Thanks Alot Guys....
 
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Mirrell Knabe wrote:Mark -

I definitely have the Spring Project Nature enabled....how can I determine if the AspectJ Tool in Enabled? Not sure about that....

Bill -

I did see the STS and was considering...

I will probably ultimately use STS, BUT I would like to see if I really do not have Aspect J enabled, so just wait to see what Mark says....

Thanks Alot Guys....



It is either in the Spring Tools menu option or it might be in the AspectJ Menu option. right click your project and look near the bottom of the popup menu for these items. It is a submenu of the popup.

Mark
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