| Hello Dean, 
 Thank you very much for your response but I forgot to mention that what I really need is to capture super.*(..), translated to bytecode would be the line where we have "invokespecial   #??; //Method X.x:()V" where I don't care who's X or x. This would be a generalization of any call site where we have a super.*(..); I apologize for previously not correctly explain myself. 
 Any other idea? Again thank you for your answer, actually it help me realize another issue. :) 
 On Mar 25, 2009, at 4:09 PM, Dean Wampler wrote: Off the top of my head (not compiled and probably not the best way!), this pointcut should work: 
 call(void A.a()) && withincode(void B.a()) 
 For the more general case, where you only know about "A" and you want to handle any subclass: 
 call(void A.a()) && withincode(void A+.a()) 
 Not perfect; it would match on A.a if it's a recursive function. So, 
 call(void A.a()) && withincode(void A+.a()) && ! withincode(void A.a()) 
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