Step into method- call the same method (bermuda triangle)

I don't know why but I have:
step into method1-> call the same method1->step into method1-> call the same method1->step into method1-> call the same method1 and so on.
Off course, the result is error "stack over flow".
public Object getObject(Object o, String msg) {
          Object object = null;
          if (o instanceof Center) {
               object = this.getObject((Center) o, msg);
          if (o instanceof Student) {
               object = this.getObject((Student) o, msg);
          if (o instanceof Curriculumn) {
               object = this.getObject((Curriculumn) o, msg);
          if (o instanceof Course) {
                  System.out.println("YAHOO!");
            object = this.getObject((Course) o, msg);
               System.out.println("google");                                // no google
          return object;
public Object getObject(Curriculumn curriculumn, String msg) {
          Object object = null;
          if(msg.equals("Author")) {
               String s = new String();
               curriculumn.setAuthor(s);
               return s;
          if(msg.equals("CurriculumTitle")) {
               String s = new String();
               curriculumn.setTitle(s);
               return s;
          if(msg.equals("RevisionDate")) {
               String s = new String();
               curriculumn.setRevisionDate(this.stringToCalendar(s));
               return s;
          if(msg.equals("id")) {
               String s = new String();
               s ="0";                                     //dfsfsdfsd_____________0
               curriculumn.setId(Integer.parseInt(s));
               return s;
          if(msg.equals("Course")) {
               Course course = new Course();
               curriculumn.addCourse(course);
               return course;
          return object;
     public Object getObjest(Course course, String msg) {
          Object object = null;
          if(msg.equals("RevisionDate")) {
               String s = new String();
               course.setRevisionDate(this.stringToCalendar(s));
               return s;
          if(msg.equals("Author")) {
               String s = new String();
               course.setAuthor(s);
               return s;
          if(msg.equals("Task")) {
               Task task = new Task();
               course.addTask(task);
               return task;
          if(msg.equals("id")) {
               String s = new String();
               s = "0";                             //dfsdfffffffff______________________--3
               course.setId(Integer.parseInt(s));
               System.out.println("MESSAGE in id COurse"); ///9009090909
               return s;
     if(object==null) System.out.println("AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA");
     return object;
     } The problem is that getObject((Curriculumn curriculumn,...) works well, but getObject((Course course, ) not.
The out put is
Yahoo
Yahoo
Yahoo
and so on... it does not print google

You forgot to use the @Overload
annotation.
Err.. @Override ?Won't work here :):-( Obviously I'm missing the point!There isn't one :)

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