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/**
* JDK-8020809: Java adapter should not allow overriding of caller sensitive methods
*
* @test
* @run
*/
// This test runs as trusted as we need the
// "enableContextClassLoaderOverride" runtime permission.
var T = Java.extend(java.lang.Thread, {
getContextClassLoader: function() {
// Since getContextClassLoader is caller sensitive, this won't
// actually act as an override; it will be ignored. If we could
// invoke it, it would be an error.
throw new Error()
}
})
// Retrieve the context ClassLoader on our Thread adapter, ensure the
// method was not, in fact, overridden.
var cl = (new T()).contextClassLoader
print("cl is class loader: " + (cl instanceof java.lang.ClassLoader))