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spare ice
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Hello! I'm honestly not sure, I'm not very good with Java. Let me ask someone else internally, hang on...

west inlet
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Thank you

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for my knowledge, the final basically makes it so a class can't be extended or changed in any way. is there a reason why the classes have that? removing that would make this much simpler

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spare ice
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Someone who's way better at Java than I am will be here in a few minutes and should be able to help you. 🙂

hearty belfry
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👋 Hello! Hopping in here

west inlet
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Hey Karbi

hearty belfry
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I fyou don't want to go down the wrapper route you could see if the older pre-v23 pattern has an easier way for you to add in logging, but I'm not super familiar with Spring AOP so it's not a guarantee

west inlet
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would there be friction in removing the final? none of the other stripe sdks, i've seen have this restriction

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i would prefer not moving all the existing code to use the older version

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spring aop is very similar to aspectj if you are familiar with that

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I'm not dead set on the aop approach. I just need a way to log the input and output of each method in the service without having to rewrite every method in every service class

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if hooks or interceptors exists, that is fine toou

hearty belfry
west inlet
hearty belfry
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Yeah you'd override the extend method, and you could use the LiveStripeResponseGetter object in ApiResource.setStripeResponseGetter(myStripeResponseGetter)