Is overloading possible in web services?

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Is overloading possible in web services?..

Answer / sridevi

yes, We can overload webmethods in a webservice.

There is the MessageName property of a WebMethod attribute!
The MessageName property enables the XML Web Service to
uniquely identify overloaded methods using an alias. The
default value of this property is the method name, but you
can change it to distinguish this overloaded method
implementation from others. When specifying the method
name, the resulting SOAP messages will reflect this name
instead of an actual method name.

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Is overloading possible in web services?..

Answer / raju

thank u sridevi....i heart full thanks..

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Is overloading possible in web services?..

Answer / kishore maddineni

very nice sridevi.good and thank you

here below mention url also have about the same

http://cgaskell.wordpress.com/2007/01/19/overloading-
routines-in-webservices/#comment-8415

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