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# @test

# @bug 6364894

# @run shell FileOpen.sh

# @summary Test to ensure that opening of hidden Vs non-hidden,

# read/write Vs read-only files for writing works as expected.

# We use a TMP directory on a local disk because this test

# requires that the file to be tested be present on the local disk,

# not on a samba mounted drive or on a drive that is mapped.

# The cmd 'attrib' works only on the local files.

TMP="C:\TEMP"

hfile=${TMP}"\random_file1.txt"

ATTRIB=${SystemRoot}"\system32\attrib.exe"

OS=`uname -s`

case "$OS" in

    Windows_* )

	if [ ! -d ${TMP} ] ; then 

           echo "Could not find the directory-" ${TMP} "- passing test"

	   exit 0;

	fi

	${TESTJAVA}/bin/javac -d . ${TESTSRC}\\FileOpenPos.java

	${TESTJAVA}/bin/javac -d . ${TESTSRC}\\FileOpenNeg.java

	echo "Opening Writable Normal File.."

	${TESTJAVA}/bin/java FileOpenPos ${hfile}

	echo "Opening Writable Hidden File.."

	${ATTRIB} +h ${hfile}

	${TESTJAVA}/bin/java FileOpenNeg ${hfile}

	echo "Opening Read-Only Normal File.."

	${ATTRIB} -h ${hfile}

	${ATTRIB} +r ${hfile}

	${TESTJAVA}/bin/java FileOpenNeg ${hfile}

	echo "Opening Read-Only Hidden File.." 

	${ATTRIB} +h ${hfile}

	${TESTJAVA}/bin/java FileOpenNeg ${hfile}

        rm -f ${hfile}

	exit

        ;;

    * )

        echo "This test is not intended for this OS - passing test"

	exit 0

        ;;

esac