Hi,

I assume you mean overriding instead of overloading, as that is different concept.

If a protected method is documented, it is part of the javadocs found in the ‘javadoc’ folder of the SDK distribution package.

This area is something we should improve, but in general unless one of these conditions hold, it is usually best to not override a method:

1. The method in question is mentioned in the tutorials (‘tutorial’ folder).

2. The method is overridden in the samples.

3. The method has proper documentation in the javadocs.

4. We have instructed to do so in order to solve a problem.

A lot of the SDK internals can be overridden, but in most cases there is no need to do so.

I can help more if you have a specific class/case from/for which you were planning to override methods.