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/*
* @test
* @bug 4482388
* @summary inner interface causes "not within bounds"
* @author gafter
*
* @compile InnerInterface2.java
*/
package InnerInterface2;
class Builder<Community> {
class Produces<B extends AbstractBuilder> {}
interface AbstractBuilder {}
}
class MyBuilder extends Builder<String> {
// the next two lines each generate a "not within bounds" error
Produces<HTMLConsumer> p0;
Produces<MyABuilder> p1;
}
class MyABuilder implements HTMLConsumer {
}
interface HTMLConsumer extends Builder.AbstractBuilder {}