What does the joint point denote?
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Answer / Chhabinath Ram
In the context of Spring Framework, a Joint Point refers to any point during method execution where advice can be applied. Examples of joint points include method execution (before, after, and around advice), constructor execution, field access, exception handling, etc.
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