need annotation that causes compiler to complain when invoking static methods through instance variables

I originally filed this as JDK-6177893, repeated here:

Date: Fri, 08 Oct 2004 16:38:18 -0700
From: Bill Shannon <###@###.###>

In JavaMail the Transport class has a static "send" message and a
non-static "sendMessage" method. A common error is to create
your own Transport instance and then invoke the send method on
the instance instead of the sendMessage method.

I'd like javac to give me a warning when a static method is invoked
on an instance. Seeing as how javac doesn't produce warnings by
default, I assume this would be a lint-like warning that you would
have to explicitly enable.

I'd also like an annotation that I could apply to a static method
that made it an error to invoke that method on an instance. Or,
possibly this would just cause javac to produce this warning by
default.
###@###.### 10/12/04 20:26 GMT

The -Xlint:static option addresses the first part, but I'd still like the
annotation that causes this warning (or better yet, failure) by default.
(The people who make this mistake are not the type of people who
use -Xlint.)

The usage error with JavaMail described above still happens very
frequently.