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Asked: 2026-05-30T04:49:41+00:00

I need to diagnose all invoked methods in a class(either declared in the class

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  1. I need to diagnose all invoked methods in a class(either declared in the class or not) using it’s source code. Means that give the class source code to a method as an input and get the invoked method by the class as the output. In fact I need a class/method which operates same as java lexical analyzer .
    Is there any method to diagnose all invoked methods ?

  2. of course I tried to use Runtime.traceMethodCalls(); to solve the problem but there was no output. I’ve read I need to run java debug with java -g but unfortunately when I try to run java -g it makes error. Now what should I do ? Is there any approach ?

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  1. Editorial Team

    You can utilize one of the open source static analyzers for Java as a starting point. Checkstyle allows you to build your own modules. Soot has a pretty flexible API and a good example of call analysis. FindBugs might also allow you too write a custom module. AFAIK all three are embeddable in the form of a JAR, so you can incorporate whatever you come up with into your own custom program.

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