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Java example source code file (AttributeTests.java)
The AttributeTests.java Java example source code
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import java.io.File;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;
/*
* @test
* @bug 6746111 8005252 8008262
* @summary tests various classfile format and attribute handling by pack200
* @compile -XDignore.symbol.file Utils.java AttributeTests.java
* @run main AttributeTests
* @author ksrini
*/
public class AttributeTests {
public static void main(String... args) throws Exception {
test6746111();
testMethodParameters();
Utils.cleanup();
}
/*
* this tests ensure that MethodParameters produces by javac is packed
* correctly. Usually this is not the case as new attributes are available
* in the sdk jars, since MethodParameters happens to be an optional
* attribute, thus this test.
*/
static void testMethodParameters() throws Exception {
List<String> scratch = new ArrayList<>();
final String fname = "MP";
String javaFileName = fname + Utils.JAVA_FILE_EXT;
String javaClassName = fname + Utils.CLASS_FILE_EXT;
scratch.add("class " + fname + " {");
scratch.add("void foo2(int j, final int k){}");
scratch.add("}");
File cwd = new File(".");
File javaFile = new File(cwd, javaFileName);
Utils.createFile(javaFile, scratch);
Utils.compiler(javaFile.getName(), "-parameters");
// jar the file up
File testjarFile = new File(cwd, "test" + Utils.JAR_FILE_EXT);
Utils.jar("cvf", testjarFile.getName(), javaClassName);
Utils.testWithRepack(testjarFile, "--unknown-attribute=error");
}
/*
* this test checks to see if we get the expected strings for output
*/
static void test6746111() throws Exception {
String pack200Cmd = Utils.getPack200Cmd();
File badAttrJar = new File(".", "badattr.jar");
Utils.copyFile(new File(Utils.TEST_SRC_DIR, "badattr.jar"), badAttrJar);
File testJar = new File(".", "test.jar");
List<String> cmds = new ArrayList
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