I need to extend my own class to a library class (org.jsoup.nodes.Node
).
The superclass is abstract and contains abstract methods. My problem is that some of these abstract methods have no modifier, which mean that by default I have no access and I can't override them. When I try to do it I have this message:
Method does not override method from its superclass
How could I solve this problem?
A method with no access modifier is package-private. The only way to subclass the class you reference is to declare your class in the package org.jsoup.nodes
, so it's in the same package.
package org.jsoup.nodes;
class MyNode extends Node {
// ...
}
Nothing actually prevents your doing that.
But given that the class declares package-private members, it's probably not meant to be subclassed outside the library.