Hello,
I think you can solve this case by having only one constructor (the 2nd one)
with all possible arguments you may need.
and then if you want to pass only one arg, this will be ok but other
arguments will stay null.
constructor(id, arg1, arg2, ..., argn){
if (arg1) setProp1(arg1);
if (arg2) setProp2(arg2);
}
I can call it with (id) only then arg1....argn will have null value.
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