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    Type:
Bug
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    Resolution: Fixed
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    Priority:
  P4                     
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    Affects Version/s: 9
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    Component/s: client-libs
 
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        b124
 
| Issue | Fix Version | Assignee | Priority | Status | Resolution | Resolved In Build | 
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| JDK-8220380 | openjdk8u212 | Alexey Ivanov | P4 | Resolved | Fixed | b01 | 
| JDK-8215859 | 8u212 | Dmitry Markov | P4 | Resolved | Fixed | b01 | 
| JDK-8214439 | 8u211 | Dmitry Markov | P4 | Resolved | Fixed | b01 | 
| JDK-8220978 | emb-8u211 | Dmitry Markov | P4 | Resolved | Fixed | master | 
Making the literal string "\u0E0B12345" instead of "ม12345" doesn't break the test behavior -- it still does fail and pass before and after the fix corresp. -- and makes the test compilable everywhere.
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JDK-8214439 [TEST_BUG] Unmappable in ASCII character such as Thai should be escaped in the regtests targeted for a regular non-I18n runs
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     - Resolved
 
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JDK-8215859 [TEST_BUG] Unmappable in ASCII character such as Thai should be escaped in the regtests targeted for a regular non-I18n runs
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     - Resolved
 
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JDK-8220380 [TEST_BUG] Unmappable in ASCII character such as Thai should be escaped in the regtests targeted for a regular non-I18n runs
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     - Resolved
 
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JDK-8220978 [TEST_BUG] Unmappable in ASCII character such as Thai should be escaped in the regtests targeted for a regular non-I18n runs
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     - Resolved
 
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- relates to
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JDK-8076164 [JTextField] When input too long Thai character, cursor's behavior is odd
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     - Resolved
 
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