Create subclass from superclass static main

I have a generic, abstract class (`SuperClass`). I want to have there a `main` method, that would be a default main for each subclass and would do the same, but with proper subclass object that derived and called it. Like this: ``` public abstract class SuperClass { // some code here... public static void main(String args[]) { // here instantiate the subclass // extending this SuperClass, and call // some methods } } public SubClass extends SuperClass { // here just implement some // abstract methods from SupeClass // and NOT implement main() } ``` And now I would like to be able to run the `SubClass` as standalone program, that executes the default `main` derived from the `SuperClass`. How to instantiate the proper `SubClass` object in the `main` method? - I cannot do just new because in `SuperClass` I don't know the actual name of a `SubClass` - I cannot do it using reflection, because I cannot get the name of the `SubClass` from a static method implemented in the `SuperClass` (Getting the name of a sub-class from within a super-class) In C++, AFAIR, there is something like `virtual` modifier for a method, that I guess would be useful here. How to do in in Java?