A practical article about how we can use code injection in Java to solve many problems that would have the developer in unrest otherwise.
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The ability to inject pieces of code into compiled classes and methods, either statically or at runtime, may be of immense help. This applies especially to troubleshooting problems in third-party libraries without source codes or in an environment where it isn’t possible to use a debugger or a profiler. Code injection is also useful for dealing with concerns that cut across the whole application, such as performance monitoring. Using code injection in this way became popular under the name Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP). Code injection isn’t something used only rarely as you might think, quite the contrary; every programmer will come into a situation where this ability could prevent a lot of pain and frustration.
http://www.javacodegeeks.com/2011/09/practical-introduction-into-code.html
