Java-syntax for explicitly specifying generic arguments in method calls

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The following is not the syntax 

<ArgType>genericMethod()

It seems the type arguments must come after a dot as in

SomeClass.<ArgType>genericMethod()
this.<ArgType>genericMethod()
p.<ArgType>genericMethod()
super.<ArgType>genericMethod()
SomeClass.super.<ArgType>genericMethod()
SomeClass.this.<ArgType>genericMethod()

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