SetMaxPriority.java revision 2362
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"SetMaxPriority test no longer valid: starting parent max priority too close to Thread.MIN_PRIORITY");
// This will fail if bug 6497629 is present because the min tests is // being made with the (just lowered) max instead of the parent max, // preventing the priority from being moved back up. // Confirm that max priorities out of range on both ends have no "setMaxPriority bad arg not ignored as specified");