Computer system enabled with runtime software module tracking

A computer system of runtime identification of a loading of a software module associated with a first application framework, the system comprising a processing circuitry, the processing circuitry being configured to:

• perform at least one of:
• a) detecting, by a loading interposition function, an invocation of a first function, wherein the first function is associated with loading of software-modules within the first application framework, and
• identifying a software-module being loaded, the identifying utilizing, at least one of:
• i) parameter data supplied in the invocation of the first function, ii) context of an operating system process invoking the first function, and iii) data that was stored responsive to detecting, by a respective interposition function, one or more prior invocations of respective functions associated with loading of software-modules within the first application framework;
• and
• b) detecting, by an unloading interposition function, an invocation of a second function, wherein the second function is associated with unloading of software-modules within the first application framework, and
• identifying a software-module being unloaded, the identifying utilizing, at least one of:
• i) parameter data supplied in the invocation of the second function, ii) context of an operating system process invoking the second function, and iii) data that was stored responsive to detecting, by a respective interposition function, one or more prior invocations of respective functions associated with loading and/or unloading of software-modules within the first application framework.

A computer program product comprising a computer readable non-transitory storage medium containing program instructions, which program instructions when read by a processing circuitry, cause the processing circuitry to perform a method of runtime identification of a loading of a software-module, the method comprising:

• performing at least one of:
• a) detecting, by a loading interposition function, an invocation of a first function, wherein the first function is associated with loading of software-modules within the first application framework, and
• identifying a software-module being loaded, the identifying utilizing at least one of:
• i) parameter data supplied in the invocation of the first function, ii) context of an operating system process invoking the first function, and iii) data that was stored responsive to detecting, by a respective interposition function, one or more prior invocations of respective functions associated with loading of software-modules within the first application framework;
• and
• b) detecting, by an unloading interposition function, an invocation of a second function, wherein the second function is associated with unloading of software-modules within the first application framework, and
• identifying a software-module being unloaded, the identifying utilizing at least one of:
• i) parameter data supplied in the invocation of the second function, ii) context of an operating system process invoking the second function, and iii) data that was stored responsive to detecting, by a respective interposition function, one or more prior invocations of respective functions associated with loading and/or unloading of software-modules within the first application framework.