Java call a method 'inexplicitly'

If in an abstract base class, there is a public/private method m1 and an abstract method m2, how can I make the method m1 to be executed before the implemented method m2 in the subclass. (Basically I'm t开发者_开发技巧rying to put some basic validations in m1)

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In the base class you can put a method to be the entry point of you API for that method:

 public void mCaller() {
     m1();
     m2();
 }

Then use mCaller instead of calling m1 and m2 directly. You can also change visibility of m1 and m2 methods.

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Something like this:

public abstract class Base {
    public boolean m1() {
        // validation stuff
    }
    public final void m2() {
        if (m1()) {
            m2Imp();
        }
    }
    protected abstract void m2Imp();
}