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/*
 * @test
 * @bug 4691095 6306394
 * @summary Test to make sure that Javadoc emits a useful warning
 * when a bad package.html file is in the JAR.
 * @author jamieh
 * @library ../lib
 * @modules jdk.javadoc
 * @build JavadocTester
 * @run main TestBadPackageFileInJar
 */

public class TestBadPackageFileInJar extends JavadocTester {

    public static void main(String... args) throws Exception {
        TestBadPackageFileInJar tester = new TestBadPackageFileInJar();
        tester.runTests();
    }

    @Test
    void test() {
        javadoc("-d", "out",
                "-sourcepath", testSrc,
                "-classpath",  testSrc("badPackageFileInJar.jar"),
                "pkg");
        checkExit(Exit.OK);

        checkOutput(Output.OUT, true,
                "badPackageFileInJar.jar(/pkg/package.html):1: warning: no comment");
    }
}