Anonymous inner class

[naveena kamsali]

hi friends,

can anyone tell about, how to call a method inside anonymous class which is created in a method.

package com.java;

public class Anony_flavour2 {

	/**
	 * @param args
	 */
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		// TODO Auto-generated method stub
		MyWonderFullClass m=new MyWonderFullClass();
		m.go();

	}

}
class MyWonderFullClass{
	void go(){
		System.out.println("inside go method");
		Bar b=new Bar();
		b.doStuff(new Foo(){
			public void foof(){
				System.out.println("inside interface");
			}//foof
		}//foo
		);		
		
	}
}
class Bar{
	void doStuff(Foo f){
		System.out.println("inside bar class stuff method");
	}
}
interface Foo{
	void foof();
} 

[Matthew Brown]

Sorry, do you mean calling a method belonging to the anonymous inner class, or calling another method from within an anonymous inner class?

Anyway, in both cases you just call it like any other method, as long as you have a reference to the object that you want to call the method on. For instance, within your Bar.foo() method you can just call:

class Bar{  
    void doStuff(Foo f){  
        System.out.println("inside bar class stuff method");  
        f.foof();
    }  
}  

It doesn't matter whether the Foo passed in was created as an anonynous inner class or a conventional class - either way you can still call the methods of the Foo interface on it.

If that doesn't answer the question, can you be a bit more specific about what you mean?