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/*

 * @test

 * @bug 8054143

 * @summary Check whether a modal dialog having a hidden Frame

 *          constructor still stays on top of the blocked windows even

 *          after calling toBack for the dialog.

 *

 * @library ../helpers ../../../../lib/testlibrary/

 * @build ExtendedRobot

 * @build Flag

 * @build TestDialog

 * @build TestFrame

 * @run main ToBackModal3Test

 */

public class ToBackModal3Test {

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

        (new ToBackFDFTest(

            true, ToBackFDFTest.DialogOwner.HIDDEN_FRAME)).doTest();

    }

}