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How to trace methods:

 

Method Invocations in JVM

In Java the current executed methods are represented as frames, that are stored on a stack. Each frame contains all information that an invocation tracer might need.
When a method is started, it's frame is put on the stack and when it is done the associated frame is removed from the stack. In this way, the current executed method is always on top of the stack.

 

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