very importtant

hi friends ,i have a doubt that if a interface A and interface B have a method calculate

and i am extending these interface in Class c then i have to give definiton for both the methods if i dont give dofinition for any one also then i will get a compilation error .if i define the same method in Class C two times then also i will get complation error then how can i overcome this situation.. please help..

[420 byte] By [thomasa] at [2007-10-2 23:07:34]
# 1

This has nothing to do with JNI ( interfacing with C++ )

Maybe you should post to "New to Java"

If both interfaces, A & B, use the exact same method declaration, then C can implement both interfaces.

regards,

Owen

public interface A

{

public int calculate ( int a );

}

public interface B

{

public int calculate ( int a );

}

public class C implements A, B

{

public int calculate ( int a )

{

return ( a * 2 );

}

}

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