The reason I need the inner class to be non static is because I need the the inner class to have access to to a generic of the class which it is inside.
Thanks in advance.
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I speculate that you want to extends a non-static inner class from outside an enclosing instance, which is possible.
You can also extend the inner class inside the original enclosing class
or extend the original enclosing class and extend the inner class in the child class