#!/bin/ksh
JDK=/net/mulder.eng/export/mulder3/jdk12x/`/bin/uname -p`/jdk1.2FCS_R
#JDK=/net/jde1.eng/export/jtech1/ajacobs/i386/dev5-merge/build/solaris
#JDK=/net/jde4/export/jde4-1/nightly/generational_heap/ws/build/solaris
#JDK=/net/jde2/export/home2/nightly/generational_heap/ws/build/solaris
#JCK=/net/jde1.eng/export/jtech23/JCK-12a
JCK=/net/ultralynx.eng/export/kumarsv/jck/JCK-12a-O
export PATH=${JDK}/bin:/usr/dt/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/openwin/bin
export CLASSPATH=${JCK}/classes:${JCK}/javatest.jar
export THREADS_FLAG native
if [ ! -f JTextAreaTests.html ]; then
  cp ${JCK}/tests/api/javax_swing/interactive/JTextAreaTests.html .
fi
if [ ! -f JTextAreaTests.java ]; then
  cp ${JCK}/tests/api/javax_swing/interactive/JTextAreaTests.java .
fi
java -Xverify:remote javasoft.sqe.tests.api.javax.swing.interactive.JTextArea.JTextAreaTests -TestCaseID JTextAreaTest0011


Once the test window comes up
(1) Click on the "Wrap at word boundaries" check box.
(2) Try to click in the JTextArea so that it has focus. Type "a".
    Nothing appears to happen.
(3) If there is a Frame scrollbar at the bottom use it. Otherwise, try resizing
    the "JTextArea.setWarpStyleWord() Test" Frame. The "a" that was typed
    in will be rendered in the JTextArea. Some event did not make it back to
    JTextArea at the appropriate time.


allan.jacobs@Eng 1998-11-18