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# @test

# @bug 4892308

# @summary This test verifies that rmic does not fail if it encounters

# a class that takes advantage of covariant return types (Tiger

# language feature).  The cases used here are remote interfaces that

# reference java.util.Collection or a subtype.

# @author Peter Jones

#

# @build G2 G2Impl G5 G5Impl

# @run shell run.sh

if [ "${TESTJAVA}" = "" ]

then

    echo "TESTJAVA not set.  Test cannot execute.  Failed."

    exit 1

fi

set -ex

${TESTJAVA}/bin/rmic -classpath ${TESTCLASSES:-.} -d ${TESTCLASSES:-.} G2Impl

${TESTJAVA}/bin/rmic -classpath ${TESTCLASSES:-.} -d ${TESTCLASSES:-.} G5Impl