Weaving Techniques and its impact on execution of classes in Aspect Oriented Programming

Aspect-oriented programming (AOP) has been coined as a prospective programming approach for the identification of nonfunctional component properties, such as logging, fault-tolerance and exception handling. Weaving Techniques in Aspect Oriented Programming plays an important role for the execution of classes at run time as well as compile time and thus leaves its effect on it. This paper discusses Weaving Techniques and its effect on AOP concept, the prerequisite that led to it, how superior results can be easily provided in the efficiency of Software Development and code quality, come after the nature of execution of classes before weaving and after weaving and also exemplifies the level of customization that a the developer will get when using Aspect Oriented Programming. Although, more methodical assessment studies should be organized to better understand its implications.