Avoid repeated import in Java: inherit import?

Is there any way to "inherit" imports?

Example:

General enumeration:

public enum Constant{ ONE,TWO,THREE }

Base class using this enumeration:

public class Base {
    protected void register(Constant c,String t) {
      ...
    }
}

Subclasses need to be imported to facilitate the use of enumeration constants (excluding enumeration names):

import static Constant.*; // want to avoid this line!  
public Sub extends Base {
    public Sub() {
        register(TWO,"blabla"); // without import: Constant.TWO
    }
}

Same import as another class

import static Constant.*; // want to avoid this line!
public AnotherSub extends Base {
    ...
}

I can use classic static final constants, but there may be a way to use the same convenient common enumerations

Solution

Imports just help the compiler find classes They are active for a single source file and have nothing to do with Java's OOP mechanism

So, no, you can't "inherit" imports