Good question.
I would say no. To do that, you would need to override the superclass or interface definition.
I think that makes it more consistent. Otherwise rules could become complex, I think.
PS I could be convince of the opposite but like the simplicity of the answer.
On Apr 6, 2009, at 18:59, Hardy Ferentschik wrote:
Hi,
If I set ignore-annotations to true on bean, class, field or getter level, do I then also ignore the annotations placed on the appropriate level in the super classes (or other implemented interfaces in the case of class level)? I would assume thought, right?
--Hardy