[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yap i am quite agree that it better to keep away from overloaded methods ...
I have wirte overloaded methods and send them wrong requests ... e.g. send
three parameters to method expect two vise-versa ..
Some time they work ... (when they shuld fail..) depend on the service..
If u r going 2 meke a real serious application better to keep away .. you can
give a other name :)
If you have good unit tests, then you can ensure that your overloaded
methods can properly handle incorrect inputs, if nothing else, by
sending an error message to that effect.
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