Small non-obvious finding: When AspectJ is used to intercept (public) methods of a class identified e.g. by annotation, it will only intercept the methods that are actually implemented in that class, but not public methods on any superclass.
Small non-obvious finding: When AspectJ is used to intercept (public) methods of a class identified e.g. by annotation, it will only intercept the methods that are actually implemented in that class, but not public methods on any superclass.