Is there any Java annotation enabling to intercept the access (read or write) to a public class attribute ?
This would enable to inject logic as you would with getters and setters, without the need of making them when it’s not necessary.
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Is there any Java annotation enabling to intercept the access (read or write) to a public class attribute ?
This would enable to inject logic as you would with getters and setters, without the need of making them when it’s not necessary.
There is no built in annotations to do this, but you could add your own. However, Using aspect orientated programming may be what you have in mind. e.g. AspectJ