Dead link in Javadoc

If I have
package my.package;
public A implements B {}and
package my.package;
/* package */ interface B {}and then generate Javadoc for the public (-public) interface of
my.package, I don't get B documented (as requested) while I do get
A nicely documented but with the "All Implemented Interfaces"
link pointing to the (non-existent) documentation of B. I.e. a
dead link.
I am not sure what I'd expect under "All Implemented Interfaces".
Probably empty as "B" is not (public) visible, but possibly
including B but without the hypertext link.
Am I missing something?
Thanks!

What's the command you use?
javadoc -d blahBlah
        -noqualifier all
        -author
        -breakiterator
     -version
        -splitindex
     -public
        -use
        -link blahBlah1
        -link blahBlah2
        -windowtitle blahBlah
        -doctitle blahBlah
        -header blahBlah
     -bottom blahBlah
        *.java

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