Using class.forname in a non static way

Hello,

I'm having a small problem with using class.forname to get a class and then try to invoke a non-static method with it. Here's the code I'm using:

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Class<?> ABclass = Class.forName("Executor."+"ActiveBuildings."+e.getBuildingName()+"."+e.getBuildingName());
 
 
Method meth = ABclass.getMethod("newActiveBuilding");
Ameth.invoke(ABclass.newInstance(),e.getLocation());
 

Now the method 'newActiveBuilding' is non-static, I've been googling this for a while but I'm unable to find anything on the problem.

I'm used to make a new instance of it like this:

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ABclass instance = new ABclass();

However, this is not possible because it is a class<?> object.


EDIT:

I should note that the method is not in the actual subclass I'm referring to but in its superClass.
So for example if the class was named Fire:

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Fire fire = new Fire();
fire.newActiveBuilding(e.getLocation());
 

If I put this in eclipse, it'll work. I just need to variabilize it. So I need something like this with the code stated above.

 

you can invoke constructor of that class to get its object