how to implement two different definition for class which implements two interface with same method

[Sandeep Kethepalle]

Hi

I have an interface called Interface1

public interface Inteface1
{
        public void diplay();
}

I have another interaface called Interface2

public interface Inteface2
{
        public void diplay();
}

I have a class which implements two interface which should have different definitions for two methods


example

public class Mytest implements Interface1,Interface2
{
       public void display()
       {
                System.out.println("I am the definition for the Interface1");
       }
        public void display()
       {
                System.out.println("I am the definition for the Interface2");
       }
}

It is giving me compilation error .But i need to implement in this same manner.I have been fiddling with last 2 days .Can anyone please help me

Thanks in advance

Regards
K.Sandeep

[Rob Spoor]

Welcome to the ranch!

You can only have one display() method. You make that one method do what both interfaces specify. If that's not possible for any reason then you simply cannot do this.

public class Mytest implements Interface1,Interface2 
{ 
    public void display() 
    { 
        System.out.println("I am the definition for the Interface1"); 
        System.out.println("I am also the definition for the Interface2"); 
    } 
}

Also, please UseCodeTags next time. See how much easier it is to read my piece of code?

[Campbell Ritchie]

Rob Prime wrote: . . . Also, please UseCodeTags . . .

Since he's new, I'll edit his code and see how much better it looks.