WCF:recommended naming conventions for same method with different signatures?

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Published on 2010-06-01T14:11:59Z Indexed on 2010/06/01 17:43 UTC
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Hi there,

been creating a few wcf methods and i have a mehtod called IsValidLogin ... there various versions, 1 takes 2 strings, 1 takes an object etc.

Of course in WCF you can't overload methods can anyone suggest the best way to name these methods..

I was thinking of IsValidLogin1, IsValidLogin2??

But i am open to any suggestions

Thanks in advance

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