How to preserve caller informaion in java dynamic proxy

Suppose I have below pseudo scala code using dynamic proxy:

trait IClient {
  def multiply(a : Int) = Int
}

class MyInvocationHandler extends InvocationHandler {
  def invoke(proxy: Any, method: Method, args: Array[AnyRef]): AnyRef = {
    //do nothing
}}

class factory[P]() {
  val clientClass = implicitly[ClassTag[P]].runtimeClass

  def getProxy() : P = java.lang.reflect.Proxy.newProxyInstance(
    getClass.getClassLoader,
    Array(clientClass),
    new MyInvocationHandler()).asInstanceOf[P]
}

def main(): Int = {
  (new factory[IClient]).getProxy().multiply(1)
}

Now I want to pass below information to MyInvocationHandler.invoke: 1. multiply(1)'s caller method "main()" 2. multiply(1)'s caller class where main() resides 3. multiply function name

I don't want to add more parameters into multiply(1) such as

multiply(callerClassName, callerMethodName, calleeName, 1)

Is there a way to pass these manifest info to MyInvocationHandler.invoke while keeping original interface multiply(Int):Int?

Appreciate any clue!