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import nsk.share.jpda.*;

import nsk.share.jdi.*;

/**

 * A simple process that connects to a pipe and waits for command "quit" to

 * be received.

 *

 * Usage: java TestJavaProcess -pipe.port <PIPE_PORT_NUMBER>

 */

public class TestJavaProcess {

    static final int PASSED = 0;

    static final int FAILED = 2;

    public static void main(String argv[]) {

        log("Test Java process started!");

        ArgumentHandler argHandler = new ArgumentHandler(argv);

        IOPipe pipe = argHandler.createDebugeeIOPipe();

        pipe.println("ready");

        log("Waiting for the quit command from the test ...");

        String cmd = pipe.readln();

        int exitCode = PASSED;

        if (cmd.equals("quit")) {

            log("'quit' received");

        } else {

            log("Invalid command received " + cmd);

            exitCode = FAILED;

        }

        System.exit(exitCode);

    }

    private static void log(String message) {

        System.out.println(message);

    }

}