Part of me thinks that this shouldn't be possible (even if it is), but I'll ask anyway.
Given the following class hierarchy (Grandparent and Parent are from a 3rd party and ...
Class A{ // method1 here } class extends B{ // method1 overridden here } when the method1 of the b's object is invoked from an object of class A, is it possibel for the object of B to know which object of A invoked current method. I am just curious to know if theres any way that we can identify the ...