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/* @test

   @bug 4091757 4939819

   @summary Basic test for setReadOnly method

 */

import java.io.*;

public class SetReadOnly {

    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {

        File d = new File(System.getProperty("test.dir", "."));

        File f = new File(d, "x.SetReadOnly");

        if (f.exists()) {

            if (!f.delete())

                throw new Exception("Can't delete test file " + f);

        }

        if (f.setReadOnly())

            throw new Exception("Succeeded on non-existent file: " + f);

        OutputStream o = new FileOutputStream(f);

        o.write('x');

        o.close();

        if (!f.setReadOnly())

            throw new Exception(f + ": Failed on file");

        if (f.canWrite())

            throw new Exception(f + ": File is writeable");

        f = new File(d, "x.SetReadOnly.dir");

        if (f.exists()) {

            if (!f.delete())

                throw new Exception("Can't delete test directory " + f);

        }

        if (!f.mkdir())

            throw new Exception(f + ": Cannot create directory");

        if (!f.setReadOnly())

            throw new Exception(f + ": Failed on directory");

        // The readonly attribute on Windows does not make a folder read-only

        if (System.getProperty("os.name").startsWith("Windows")) {

            if (!f.canWrite())

                throw new Exception(f + ": Directory is not writeable");

        } else {

            if (f.canWrite())

                throw new Exception(f + ": Directory is writeable");

        }

        if (!f.delete())

            throw new Exception(f + ": Cannot delete directory");

    }

}