Question

I have following class hierarchy scenario; Class A has a method and Class B extends Class A, where I want to call a method from super class from a locally nested class.
I hope a skeletal structure picture the scenario more clearly
Does Java permit such calls?

class A{
  public Integer getCount(){...}
  public Integer otherMethod(){....}
}

class B extends A{
  public Integer getCount(){
    Callable<Integer> call  = new Callable<Integer>(){
      @Override
      public Integer call() throws Exception {
         //Can I call the A.getCount() from here??
         // I can access B.this.otherMethod() or B.this.getCount()
         // but how do I call A.this.super.getCount()??
         return ??;
      }
   }
    .....
  }
  public void otherMethod(){
  }
}

Answer 1

You can just use B.super.getCount() to call A.getCount() in call().