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Interesting post in Amis about "who called me"
June 10th, 2005 by Pete
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I saw an interesting post on the Amis blog posted by Lucas Jellema and titled "Who is calling me? - Analyzing the Java Callstack" this evening about finding out who is a Java class invoked the method. The trick Lucas is showing is to create a new throwable and to then inspect the stacktrace. Lucas then goes through some example code. This is a very useful post and reminds me of Tom's similar methods for finding out who called a function or procedure but for PL/SQL - in fact similarly named who_called_me. There is an example of its use on a page titled "How Can I find out who called me or what my name is" and the code or who_called_me and who_am_i is available here. I have changed the links to be asktom links that I found on Tom's site as they were pointing at osi.oracle.com - which Tom told me some time ago are not valid anymore.
