Abstract Class Within an Interface

hi friends,
i want a solution for the below given scenario:

interface NestedClassInterface
{
public void show();
abstract class a1
{
public void show1(){System.out.println("hello");}
public abstract void show2();
};
}

class abc implements NestedClassInterface
{
public void show()
{
System.out.println("bye");
}

//insert code here to define show2 method of abstract class a1

public static void main(String[] args)
{
new abc().show();
//insert code here to accesss show2 or show1 method
//of abstract class a1
}
}

My question is that :
1. How can i give definition to abstract class a1's abstract method show2 and access that afterwards?

2. I don't want a solution like following:
class someClass extends NestedClassInterace.a1
{
//rest of code goes here
}

I want solution only for above given scenario.

thanks in advance....

Hi Devashish,

based on the code insertion points, I think the only possibility you have is to insert a new class.

Correction. You could use an anonymous inner class.

hi manfred,

are you saying something following type of thing for this:

a1 obj= new a1(){public void show2(){System.out.println("show2");}};

I've done that already,

but i want to know whether some other alternative exist in addition to these two?

Originally posted by Devashish Roy:
are you saying something following type of thing for this:

a1 obj= new a1(){public void show2(){System.out.println("show2");}};

I've done that already

Yes.