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Given a method, which may come from an interface, and a target class used in the current reflective invocation, find the corresponding target method if there is one. E.g. the method may be IFoo.bar() and the target class may be DefaultFoo. In this case, the method may be DefaultFoo.bar(). This enables attributes on that method to be found.

NOTE: In contrast to org.springframework.aop.support.AopUtils.getMostSpecificMethod, this method does not resolve Java 5 bridge methods automatically. Call org.springframework.core.BridgeMethodResolver.findBridgedMethod if bridge method resolution is desirable (e.g. for obtaining metadata from the original method definition).

NOTE:Since Spring 3.1.1, if java security settings disallow reflective access (e.g. calls to {@code Class#getDeclaredMethods} etc, this implementation will fall back to returning the originally provided method. @param method the method to be invoked, which may come from an interface @param targetClass the target class for the current invocation. May be null or may not even implement the method. @return the specific target method, or the original method if the targetClass doesn't implement it or is null

Determine the name of the package of the given class:, e.g. "java.lang" for the {@code java.lang.String} class. @param clazz the class @return the package name, or the empty String if the class is defined in the default package

Determine whether the given method is a CGLIB 'renamed' method, following the pattern "CGLIB$methodName$0". @param renamedMethod the method to check @see netorg.sfspringframework.cglib.proxy.Enhancer#rename