How to get actual return type of a generic static method in Java [duplicate]

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I am trying to do this

MyBean2 bean2 = MyBean.createBeanFrom();

Note: This is nothing like the other question because this is about the static method.

Is there a way to determine the actual class of return type at runtime ? My research so far indicates this is not possible. ("Erasures" & "Bridge Method" problems). However I don't give up and it would be cool to do the above stuff. Please provide a) solution if this is possible b) if not possible answer/thoughts as to why this capability does not exist c) why it does not make sense to have this capability

public class MyBean2 extends MyBean {}
public class MyBean3 extends MyBean {}

public class MyBean {

    void tryingToDoThis() {
        MyBean2 bean2 = MyBean.<MyBean2>createBeanFrom();
        MyBean3 bean3 = MyBean.<MyBean3>createBeanFrom();
    }

    public static <T> T createBeanFrom() {
        Class c = null;
        MyBean newBean = null;
        try {
            Method m = MyBean.class.getMethod("createBeanFrom", new Class[] {});
            java.lang.reflect.Type t = m.getGenericReturnType();

            //c = ??;//How to determine this at runtime ?

            newBean = (MyBean) c.newInstance();
            newBean.init();//something
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }

        return (T) newBean;

    }

    void init(){}
}