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I want to use an AOP framework, but I have two constraints.
Any framework that I choose
Must be fairly independent. I plan to use this in a legacy code base, and hence cannot upgrade prospective dependencies like commons-logging-XXX.jar to commons-logging-newest.jar.
Must be fairly well documented, should not be too complex to understand and integrate.
AspectJ as far as I can tell is just a compiler and imposes no dependencies on compiled programs other than including the AspectJ runtime jar.
It is also actively maintained, part of the Eclipse project and has a nice development environment (AJDT, a plugin to Eclipse).