[pushover] Mandatory title in messages

[DanielMalmgren]

According to the documentation at http://next.openhab.org/addons/bindings/pushover/ the second argument to sendMessage() should be optional, but when trying to call the method with only one argument I get the following error:

Invalid number of arguments. The method sendMessage(ThingActions, String, String) is not applicable for the arguments (ThingActions,String);

When providing two arguments (message and title) everything works as it should.

This is the version of the binding provided in 3.0 M5.

[cweitkamp]

Yes, that is right. But adding hundreds of methods to cover all possible combinations of parameters is not a good design. As stated in #8586 (comment) I would rather investigate on exposing the message builder which is way more flexible and a basic pattern.

[DanielMalmgren]

Oh, wait. I think this might be my fault. I interpreted the "@nullable" in the documentation as the second argument being optional, but it isn't, is it? I guess that means I have to provide the argument anyway, just that it can be null?

(btw, I wonder what happened to the link to the documentation that I put in this ticket, it certainly doesn't link to the place it should...)

[wborn]

(btw, I wonder what happened to the link to the documentation that I put in this ticket, it certainly doesn't link to the place it should...)

It was:

[http://next.openhab.org/addons/bindings/pushover/](url)

But it should have been used like:

[Pushover Documentation](http://next.openhab.org/addons/bindings/pushover/)

Pushover Documentation

If you don't want to provide a text for the link... just post the link 😉

[wborn]

Oh, wait. I think this might be my fault. I interpreted the "@nullable" in the documentation as the second argument being optional, but it isn't, is it? I guess that means I have to provide the argument anyway, just that it can be null?

Yes you still need to provide a null parameter value for @Nullable values.

[DanielMalmgren]

Understood. Guess I'll close this ticket then. I guess the documentation could be a little bit more clear, but maybe it is for people in the world of Java :-)