[Advanced-java] OOP's Question

[G.N.V. Jayprakash]

Thanks for the reponses.
 
I think the object on which the methodA() is being invoked is an object of A. That's why the methodA() of A was executed.
But the code suggesting that an object of A was being invoked upon is not very obvious.
 
Jayprakash


From: gnvjp at hotmail.comTo: advanced-java at lists.xcf.berkeley.eduDate: Fri, 27 Apr 2007 14:07:59 +0000Subject: [Advanced-java] OOP's Question


Hi,     I have a question in Object Oriented Programming: A extends B. B extends C. There is a public method methodA() implemented in C. methodA() is also overridden in A. There is a flow starting from A from preProcessRequest()  implemented in A. preProcessRequest() is also implemented in B.  Now preProcessRequest() in A invokes super.preProcessRequest(). The control goes to the preProcessRequest() in B.preProcessRequest() method implementation in B invokes methodA(). Now the question is: Will the methodA() implemented in C will be invoked or the methodA() implemented in A will be invoked? Why?. Thanks & Regards,Jayprakash

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