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/**
 * AWT/Swing overlapping test for opaque Choice.
 *
 * This test case was separated from {@link OpaqueOverlapping} due to CR 6994264 (Choice autohides dropdown on Solaris 10)
 */
/*
@test
@bug 6994264
@summary Opaque overlapping test for Choice AWT component
@run main OpaqueOverlappingChoice
 */
public class OpaqueOverlappingChoice extends OpaqueOverlapping  {
    {
        onlyClassName = "Choice";
        skipClassNames = null;
    }

    // this strange plumbing stuff is required due to "Standard Test Machinery" in base class
    public static void main(String args[]) throws InterruptedException {
        instance = new OpaqueOverlappingChoice();
        OverlappingTestBase.doMain(args);
    }
}