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java.lang.Object
   org.apache.harmony.misc.accessors.ThreadStackAccessor

ThreadStackAccessor
public class ThreadStackAccessor (Code)
Provides access to call stack trace.




Method Summary
public  ClassgetCallerClass(int depth)
     Returns the class from the specified depth in the stack.
public  StackTraceElement[]getCallsTrace()
     Collects and returns the stack of invoked methods as an array of the StackTraceElement objects.
public  Class[]getClasses(int maxSize, boolean considerPrivileged)
     Collects and returns the stack of the current thread as an array of classes.
static  ThreadStackAccessorgetInstance()
    



Method Detail
getCallerClass
public Class getCallerClass(int depth)(Code)
Returns the class from the specified depth in the stack. If the specified depth is equal to zero then the caller of the caller of this method should be returned. Reflection stack frames should not be taken into account.
Parameters:
  depth - the stack depth to get a caller class from. It is notnegative one. class a class from the stack. If there is no class in specifieddepth, null is returned.



getCallsTrace
public StackTraceElement[] getCallsTrace()(Code)
Collects and returns the stack of invoked methods as an array of the StackTraceElement objects. This method may be used by security checks implementation. It is not supposed to be used by Throwable class.

Note, that this method itself is excluded from the returned stack trace. The most top (recently invoked) method is stored as a first element of the array. a stack of invoked methods as an array.




getClasses
public Class[] getClasses(int maxSize, boolean considerPrivileged)(Code)
Collects and returns the stack of the current thread as an array of classes. Resulting array should contain maxSize elements at the maximum. Note that reflection stack frames should not be taken into account. The caller of the caller of this method is stored as a first element of the array. If considerPrivileged is true then the last element of the array should be the caller of the most recent privileged method.

This method may be used by security checks implementation. It is not supposed to be used by Throwable class.
Parameters:
  maxSize - maximum size of resulting array. If maxSize is less thanzero array may contain any number of elements.
Parameters:
  considerPrivileged - indicates that privileged methods should betaken into account. It means if considerPrivileged is true thelast element of resulting array should be the caller of the mostrecent privileged method. If considerPrivileged is false thenprivileged methods don't affect resulting array. a stack of invoked methods as an array of classes.




getInstance
static ThreadStackAccessor getInstance()(Code)



Methods inherited from java.lang.Object
native protected Object clone() throws CloneNotSupportedException(Code)(Java Doc)
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native public int hashCode()(Code)(Java Doc)
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public String toString()(Code)(Java Doc)
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final public void wait(long timeout, int nanos) throws InterruptedException(Code)(Java Doc)
final public void wait() throws InterruptedException(Code)(Java Doc)

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