java - How to condense large switch statements

I have a large switch like following:

public int procList(int prov, ArrayList txValueList, Context context)
{
    switch(prov)
    {
    case Foo.PROV_ONE:
        return proc_one(txValueList, context);


    case Foo.PROV_NOE:
        return proc_noe(txValueList, context);

    case Foo.PROV_BAR:
        return proc_bar(txValueList, context);

    case Foo.PROV_CABAR:
        return proc_cabar(txValueList, context);


    case Foo.PROV_FAR:
        return proc_far(txValueList, context);

    case Foo.PROV_TAR:
        return proc_tar(txValueList, context);

    case Foo.PROV_LBI:
        return 408;

    default:

        return -1;
    }
}

In c++ I can use std::map and use it in manner as following:

map[prov](txValueList, context); 

There is not pointer to function in Java. However, it uses abstract classes like it is in the answer. So, is there a best way to eliminate huge switch clauses in java?