Hi Geeta,
> Please correct me if I misunderstand you, but here's what it seems you are doing:
>
> 1. Create a class MyClass with a public method myMethod and a constructor which
> throws an exception.
correct
> 2. Create an *object* oneclass of class MyClass. You havent stated that oneclass is
> actually of class MYClass but i assume it has to be since you are using MyClass's
> constructor.
correct
> (I don't see any inner or subclass here and therefore fail to see what
> overriding you are talking about..)
Well, the problem is that I need to override a method of the class MyClass, creating
an anonymous class, if the constructor of this class does not throws an exception, I
can do the following with out problems:
oneclass=new MyClass("Test", 1)
{
public int myMethod(int i) {return i++; }
}
But, if the constructor throws an exception the code above is not correct for the
compiler, even if I make the following:
try{
oneclass=new MyClass("Test", 1)
{
public int myMethod(int i) {return i++; }
}
}
catch(Exception e){
//deal with the exception here..
}
I don't why this is not possible, and there is no documentation about that.
David
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