Did you try ... This way you get a dynamic subclass and the property should be available in the proxy created via Spring AOP. The default behaviour of Spring AOP is to create a Java proxy for the interfaces, so the properties of any classes won't be accessible through the proxy.
Yes, it is working.. thanks for your time Timo.. Spring AOP really eating my brain :) – javanoob Aug 28 '10 at 17:16 Spring in Action book does not talk about all these details. I think I have to read spring reference.. – javanoob Aug 28 '10 at 17:24 yes, better read the reference on these things. – Timo Westkämper Aug 28 '10 at 17:26.
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