They are normally mentioned in the same sentence and are both classes as
separation of concerns.  I am not convinced of that as one is more a
technique (AOP) and the other is a framework (IP).

John

"Steve Merrick" <Steve.Merrick / Marconi.com> wrote in message
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> Isn't there some similarity between IP and Aspect-Oriented Programming?
> (Or is it just that I know far too little about both of them? :-)
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> Steve Merrick
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