Java:How to call Implemented method from interface name
<p>I don't know how interface works for my problem but I have read that its possible by interface <a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6832319/how-to-call-selenium-to-another-class-nullpointerexception">here</a>   </p>

<p>Problem: I have created an interface which has All the declaration of the methods its around 3000+ I am implementing these methods in 3 different classes, now I want to call the methods from Interface in my main file, reason I can need any method from any class and I cant extend more than one class so i thought about using interface.   </p>

<p>Can I do this Answers are appreciated.</p>

<p>Update: using extend I can use <code>super.methodName();</code> So that i am not creating an object. 
I can split these methods in different interfaces or different classes but I must access the methods without creating the object Please the <a href="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6832319/how-to-call-selenium-to-another-class-nullpointerexception">link</a> to understand what i want to do.  </p>

<p>Update2: <code>Interface ABC</code>  // <code>public int go()</code> function is declared here</p>

<pre><code>Class XYZ implements ABC

method go(object imp)  
{.....}   
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<p>Another class</p>

<pre><code>Class PQR extends/implements ABC 
{
   // some code
   int ret = super.go(this); OR int ret = obj.go(this)
} // What Should I use I now ABC is my interface but dont know where is it implemented so i want to call the go function how can I do this Please Explain what should i use.
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<p>Thanks</p>
