Seven implementation methods of AOP in. NET and seven implementation methods of aop.net

Seven implementation methods of AOP in. NET and seven implementation methods of aop.net

7 Approaches for AOP in. Net

Seven methods for Implementing AOP in. NET

 

Here are all the ways that I can think of to add AOPto your application. This mostly focus on the interception side of things, because once you have that, everything else it just details.

Here we list all methods that I have come up with to add AOP support to your application. The main focus here is intercept, because once there is intercept, other things are details.

 

Approach Method	Advantages Advantages	Disadvantages Disadvantages
Remoting Proxies Remote proxy	Easy to implement, because of the. Net framework support It is easy to implement because it is supported by the. NET Framework.	Somewhat heavy weight Can only be used on interfaces or your albyrefobjects Microexplicit Heavyweight Only used on the interface or MarshalByRefObjects
Deriving from ContextBoundObject Derived from ContextBoundObject	Easiest to implement Native support for call interception Easy to implement Native support for call interception	Very costly in terms of performance Very expensive Performance
Compile-time subclassing (Rhino Proxy) Subclass during compilation	Easiest to understand Easy to understand	Interfaces or virtual methods only Used only for interfaces or virtual Methods
Runtime subclassing (Castle Dynamic Proxy) Runtime subclass	Easiest to understand Very flexible Easy to understand Very flexible	Complex implementation (but already exists) Interfaces or virtual methods only Complex implementation (implemented) Used only for interfaces or virtual Methods
Hooking into the profiler API (Type Mock) Analysis API hook	Extremely powerful Extremely powerful	Performance? Complex implementation (com api, require separate runner, etc) Unknown Performance Complex implementation (com api, which must be run separately)
Compile time IL-weaving (Post Sharp/Cecil) Compiled by IL	Very powerful Good performance Very powerful Good performance	Very hard to implement Implementation is very difficult
Runtime IL-weaving (Post Sharp/Cecil) Run-Time IL woven	Very powerful Good performance Very powerful Good performance	VeryHard to implement Implementation is very difficult

 

Source: http://ayende.com/blog/2615/7-approaches-for-aop-in-net