Capture method calls in Java -

i need capture method call in java , not want use jpda or jdi; want happen in original jvm.

for instance:

public class {   public void m() {} }  public class main {   public static void main(string[] args) {     a = new a();     a.m();   } } 

i not want let method execute @ time, need capture , schedule in queue. thus, aop not me in regard. thought proxying method. such as:

public class {   public void m() {      methodqueue.add(new methodinvocation() {           public void invoke() {m_orig();}      });   }   private void m_orig(){} } 

any ideas? in advance.

you can use technique called dynamic proxies in java. described in detail in following document: dynamic proxies

the solution problem (with little changes necessary):

public interface { void m(); }  public class aimpl implements { public void m() {} }  public class enqueueproxy implements java.lang.reflect.invocationhandler {      private object obj;      public static object newinstance(object obj) {         return java.lang.reflect.proxy.newproxyinstance(             obj.getclass().getclassloader(),             obj.getclass().getinterfaces(),             new enqueueproxy(obj));     }      private enqueueproxy(object obj) {         this.obj = obj;     }      public object invoke(object proxy, method m, object[] args) throws throwable {         try {             methodqueue mq = ... // queue want             mq.add(new methodinvocation(obj, m, args)         } catch (invocationtargetexception e) {             throw e.gettargetexception();         } catch (exception e) {             throw new runtimeexception("unexpected invocation exception: " + e.getmessage());         }             return null;     } } 

then construct enqueueproxy implementation of interface , call m method:

a = (a) enqueueproxy.newinstance(new aimpl()); a.m();