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Override method is one of the most usable feature in netbeans I think. In current implementation, override method uses FQCN for return type or parameters like below. protected org.apache.struts.util.MessageResources getResources( javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request, String key) { org.apache.struts.util.MessageResources retValue; <snip> } At least my experience, many Japanese companies are defined column limit, e.g. 80 chars per line, in their coding style standard. It's difficult to compliant that coding style standard if all of classes are defined in FQCN. I hope classes are defined their own name, and override method function organizes their imports when there are no name conflicts in the source code. protected MessageResources getResources( HttpServletRequest request, String key) { MessageResources retValue; <snip> } Thanks, Takayuki
Works for me in 5.0 fcs