How to indicate the object of the super Class ?

Question

hello,
I need to notify when one dialog is close to the class that generated it.
Of course I do it from the method windowClosing() in the class WindowAdapter.
But if I use "this" how parameter in the method, I noted the value is that of the inner anonymous class, and not that of the dialog class.
I write down some code to reproduce the problem ....
public ReferenceToTheSuperClass() {
        final SecondClass sc = new SecondClass(this);
        jButton1 = new javax.swing.JButton();
//        final ReferenceToTheSuperClass xx = this;
        jButton1.setText("jButton1");
        jButton1.addActionListener(new java.awt.event.ActionListener() {
            public void actionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent evt) {
                 sc.checkSuper(xx);                    // work
                 sc.checkSuper(this);                   // not work
                 sc.checkSuper(super.getClass()); // not work
}  // ReferenceToTheSuperClass
class SecondClass {
    ReferenceToTheSuperClass superiorClass;
    public SecondClass(ReferenceToTheSuperClass supClass){
        superiorClass = supClass;
    public void checkSuper(Object o){
        if (o instanceof ReferenceToTheSuperClass){
            JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,"HELLO");
} // SecondClass My ask is: It is possible to indicate the value of the instance of the super Class, inside one his anonynimous inner class?
thank you
regards
tonyMrsangelo

Answer 1

thank you for your kinkly answer jeverd,
yes what you say is right, in this case the class is only nested (in the hurry I used a wrong word).
About the sintax, I vould find only a short statement to use inside the inner anomymous class and, reading what you say, I can guess it is not possible to do it..
again thank you
regards
tonyMrsangelo