access methods of grandparent class

Hi Guys,

I wanted to know how to access the methods of grandparent class from the child class (when those methods in child class are overridden) using super keyword. Please help.

You can't, and if you want to do this, it suggests that perhaps a re-design is in order.

Did you not like the other answers you received In your Cross post?

I had this doubt as I was attending a Java training class, a student came up with this question, so we were asked to find an answer for the same. As 'super' is used to get the methods of parent class, how can super be manipulated to get the methods of grandparent class.

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Originally Posted by doWhile

Did you not like the other answers you received In your Cross post?

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I wish you warned me in advance so I wouldn't have wasted my time answering a question that's already been answered. Original poster, is your goal to go on as many do-not-help lists as possible?

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Originally Posted by Fubarable

I wish you warned me in advance so I wouldn't have wasted my time answering a question that's already been answered. Original poster, is your goal to go on as many do-not-help lists as possible?

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I needed an answer, so thought someone will know about it. And find some way in doing the same.

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Originally Posted by shruthi1

I needed an answer, so thought someone will know about it. And find some way in doing the same.

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That's fine, but next time let folks know in advance about any and all cross-posts. There's no sense in re-hashing that which has already been hashed. We are all volunteers and value our time. We like to help folks who respect this fact.

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Originally Posted by Fubarable

That's fine, but next time let folks know in advance about any and all cross-posts. There's no sense in re-hashing that which has already been hashed. We are all volunteers and value our time. We like to help folks who respect this fact.

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I am very sorry about that