Interface IMCMethod

All Known Implementing Classes:
MCMethod

public interface IMCMethod
A method representation.

There are many different ways methods are represented in Mission Control and in Java: MethodIdentfier, java.lang.String, stack trace locations, profiled methods, JFR methods etc.

Some IMCMethod implementations may support a wide range of method information while others might only be able provide the basic method name. It's up to the user of this interface to examine what is available. If information is missing null is returned.

  • Method Details

    • getType

      IMCType getType()
      Returns the class this method is declared in.
      Returns:
      the class declaring this method
    • getMethodName

      String getMethodName()
      Returns the method name not including parameters.

      An example is "mymethod". If the method is native the format is undefined.

      Returns:
      the name of this method, or null if unavailable
    • getFormalDescriptor

      String getFormalDescriptor()
      Returns the formal descriptor.

      For example, the method descriptor for the method Object mymethod(int i, double d, Thread t) is (IDLjava/lang/Thread;)Ljava/lang/Object;

      Returns:
      the formal method descriptor, or null if unavailable
    • getModifier

      Integer getModifier()
      Returns the modifier used in the Java class file.

      Examples of modifiers are "protected", "public", etc.

      See Modifier for more information about the bit pattern and for methods that can be used to decode it.

      Returns:
      the modifier used in the class file, or null if not available
    • isNative

      Boolean isNative()
      Whether this method is native.
      Returns:
      Boolean.TRUE if the method is native, Boolean.FALSE if not, or null if the information is not available
    • isHidden

      Boolean isHidden()
      Whether this method is hidden.
      Returns:
      Boolean.TRUE if the method is hidden, Boolean.FALSE if not, or null if the information is not available