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import java.awt.*;

/*
 * @test
 * @summary Testcase to check if there is any memory leak when components are
 *          added and then removed from an embedded AWT Frame in an SWT shell.
 * @author Girish R (girish.ramachandran@sun.com), AWT-SQE
 * @library ../../../lib/testlibrary
 * @build ExtendedRobot
 * @run shell TaskXEmbedMemory.sh
 */

public class TaskXEmbedMemory extends Task<GUIXEmbedMemory> {

    Panel panel;
    Button button;
    Canvas canvas;
    Checkbox checkbox;
    Choice choice;
    Container container;
    Label label;
    List list;
    Scrollbar scrollbar;
    TextArea textarea;
    TextField textfield;

    public static void main (String[] args) throws Exception {
        new TaskXEmbedMemory(GUIXEmbedMemory.class, new ExtendedRobot()).runTask();
        System.exit(0);
    }

    public TaskXEmbedMemory(Class guiClass, ExtendedRobot robot) throws Exception {
         super(guiClass, robot);
    }

    /**
     * Simple test. All components and remove them. Check if there's memory leak.
     * Took the test from Frame test.
     */
    public void task() throws Exception {
        robot.glide(100, 100, 200, 110);
        robot.waitForIdle();
        robot.click();

        EventQueue.invokeAndWait(() -> {
            panel = new Panel();

            container = new Container();
            container.setLayout(new FlowLayout());

            button = new Button("Button");
            canvas = new Canvas();
            checkbox = new Checkbox("CheckBox");
            choice = new Choice();
            choice.add("Choice 1");
            choice.add("Choice 2");
            choice.add("Choice 3");
            choice.add("Choice 4");

            label = new Label("Label");
            list = new List(2);
            list.add("list 1");
            list.add("list 2");
            list.add("list 3");
            scrollbar = new Scrollbar();

            textarea = new TextArea("TextArea", 3, 10);
            textfield = new TextField("TextField");

            container.add(button);
            container.add(canvas);
            container.add(checkbox);
            container.add(choice);
            container.add(label);
            container.add(list);
            container.add(scrollbar);
            container.add(textarea);
            container.add(textfield);

            panel.add(container);
            gui.frame.add(panel);
        });
        robot.waitForIdle(1000);

        EventQueue.invokeAndWait(gui.frame::removeAll);
        robot.waitForIdle(1000);

        gui.destroyProcess();
        EventQueue.invokeAndWait(gui::dispose);
    }
}