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By pbielicki
via java2jee.blogspot.com
Published: Nov 24 2008 / 21:40

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If you are a Java developer - have you ever wondered how to check in runtime where you are i.e. within what method you currently are in? Here is the two simple ways to achieve that.
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zynasis replied ago:

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haha fair enough...
when do you want to know where you are? for debugging? how about using an ide debugger?

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trevor replied ago:

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I used it once to create a static method that returned Loggers initialized with the calling Class.

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yuku replied ago:

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You can use jconsole (included in jdk), a GUI app for that purpose.

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