Inner classes, which became available with Java 1.1, come in four flavors: Static member classes Member classes Local classes Anonymous classes Let’s take a quick look at each in turn.

The approach used in Java 8 isn’t just limited to Java itself though. Scala has historically implemented its lambda expressions by generating anonymous inner classes.

Starting with JDK 1.1, Java provided the ability to create nested classes. A nested class is defined inside another class. There are two types of nested classes: static nested classes and inner ...

Anonymous inner classes are mostly used for event handling in Java. However they can also prove useful for debugging purposes. This article explains how anonymous inner classes can be used for ...

OK, it has nothing to do with inner classes, my mistake. The problem is that the classes in my jar file, when placed in /jre/lib/ext/, cannot grab Classes outside of the jar.<BR><BR>So does anyone ...