Java Annotations - Inheritance to avoid redundant annotations

Question

I hope this is not a duplicate but I could not find a related question/answer for my requirement.

In the application, there is a requirement to apply spring caching annotations (which internally use ehcache) to many of the service layer's methods.

For example, the ContentService class has the following 2 methods.

@Caching(cacheable = { @Cacheable(condition = "#baseObj.isCacheEnabled()", value = "cacheName", key = "#baseObj.getCacheKey()") })
@Order(value = 2)
public ReturnObj getPageContent(BaseObject baseObj);

@Caching(cacheable = { @Cacheable(condition = "#baseObj.isCacheEnabled()", value = "cacheName", key = "#baseObj.getCacheKey()") })
@Order(value = 2)
public ReturnObj getModuleContent(BaseObject baseObj);

As you can see, the following annotations are repeated and redundant in every service method annotations.

@Caching(cacheable = { @Cacheable(condition = "#baseObj.isCacheEnabled()", value = "cacheName", key = "#baseObj.getCacheKey()") })
@Order(value = 2)

Question1 Is there a way I can extend the Caching annotation and move the redundant stuff there instead of littering the classes with the same code ?

For example,

@CustomCaching
@Order(value = 2)
public ReturnObj getPageContent(BaseObject baseObj);

@CustomCaching
@Order(value = 2)
public ReturnObj getModuleContent(BaseObject baseObj);

where CustomCaching interface can extend Spring's Caching interface and apply the commonly required annotations at one place.

Question2 Is there a way that I can specify @Order(value=2) at one common place and say, apply this annotation to all the methods within a class ?