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Add "foo" to generator.args list.#   2. Add line: generator.class.foo=sun.rmi.rmic.Foo#   3. Update rmic.usage string to include new arguments. # For each available generator, list the command line argument used# to invoke it.  The value can be a single item or a comma separated# list. generator.args=v1.1,vcompat,v1.2,iiop,idl,xprint # For each generator, specify the class to invoke, using the following# syntax:##     generator.class.{arg}=fullClassName## The 'default' entry is required and will be used if none of the args# specified in generator.args is passed. Note that {arg} is compared# using String.equalsIgnoreCase(). generator.class.default=sun.rmi.rmic.RMIGenerator generator.class.v1.1=sun.rmi.rmic.RMIGeneratorgenerator.class.vcompat=sun.rmi.rmic.RMIGeneratorgenerator.class.v1.2=sun.rmi.rmic.RMIGeneratorgenerator.class.iiop=sun.rmi.rmic.iiop.StubGeneratorgenerator.class.idl=sun.rmi.rmic.iiop.IDLGeneratorgenerator.class.xprint=sun.rmi.rmic.iiop.PrintGenerator # If a generator needs a BatchEnvironment other than# sun.rmi.rmic.BatchEnvironment, specify it as follows:##     generator.env.{arg}=fullClassName generator.env.iiop=sun.rmi.rmic.iiop.BatchEnvironmentgenerator.env.idl=sun.rmi.rmic.iiop.BatchEnvironmentgenerator.env.xprint=sun.rmi.rmic.iiop.BatchEnvironment rmic.usage=Usage: {0} <options> <class names>\\n\\nwhere <options> includes:\\n  -keep          Do not delete intermediate generated source files\\n  -keepgenerated (same as "-keep")\\n  -v1.1          Create stubs/skeletons for 1.1 stub protocol version\\n  -vcompat       Create stubs/skeletons compatible with both\\n                           1.1 and 1.2 stub protocol versions\\n  -v1.2          (default) Create stubs for 1.2 stub protocol version only\\n  -iiop          Create stubs for IIOP. When present, <options> also includes:\\n\\n                   -always           Create stubs even when they appear current\\n                   -alwaysgenerate   (same as "-always")\\n                   -nolocalstubs     Do not create stubs optimized for same process\\n\\n  -idl           Create IDL. When present, <options> also includes:\\n\\n                   -noValueMethods   Do not generate methods for valuetypes \\n                   -always           Create IDL even when it appears current\\n                   -alwaysgenerate   (same as "-always")\\n\\n  -g             Generate debugging info\\n  -nowarn        Generate no warnings\\n  -nowrite       Do not write compiled classes to the file system\\n  -verbose       Output messages about what the compiler is doing\\n  -classpath <path>      Specify where to find input class files\\n  -bootclasspath <path>  Override location of bootstrap class files\\n  -extdirs <path>        Override location of installed extensions\\n  -d <directory>         Specify where to place generated class files\\n  -J<runtime flag>       Pass argument to the java interpreter\\n ## Generic Messages# rmic.cant.read=Can''t read: {0}rmic.cant.write=Can''t write: {0}rmic.option.unsupported=The {0} option is no longer supported.rmic.option.unimplemented=The {0} option is not yet implemented.rmic.option.already.seen=The {0} option may be specified no more than once.rmic.option.requires.argument=The {0} option requires an argument.rmic.no.such.directory=The {0} directory does not exist.rmic.no.such.option={0} is an invalid option or argument.rmic.wrote=[wrote {0}]rmic.errors={0} errorsrmic.1error=1 errorrmic.warnings={0} warningsrmic.1warning=1 warningrmic.done_in=[done in {0} ms]rmic.no.memory=\	The compiler has run out of memory.  Consider using the "-J-Xmx<size>" command line option to increase the maximum heap size.rmic.stack.overflow=\	The compiler has run out of stack space.  Consider using the "-J-Xss<size>" command line option to increase the memory allocated for the Java stack.rmic.class.not.found=\	Class {0} not found.rmic.missing.property=Missing property generator.class.{0}rmic.cannot.instantiate=Cannot instantiate class {0}rmic.cannot.use.both=Cannot use both {0} and {1}rmic.resource.not.found={0} not found.rmic.no.output.dir=\	Cannot find suitable output directory for {0}. Use the -d option to specify a root directory.rmic.cannot.create.dir=\	Cannot create output directory {0}. ## JRMP Messages# rmic.cant.make.stubs.for.interface=\	{0} is an interface; stubs are needed only for remote object classes.rmic.must.implement.remote=\	Class {0} does not implement an interface that extends java.rmi.Remote; only remote objects need stubs and skeletons.rmic.must.implement.remote.directly=\	Stubs are only needed for classes that directly implement an interface that extends java.rmi.Remote; class {0} does not directly implement a remote interface.rmic.must.throw.remoteexception=\	{0} is not a valid remote interface: method {1} must throw java.rmi.RemoteException.rmic.must.only.throw.exception=\	Method {0} is not a valid remote method implementation because it throws {1}; implementations of remote methods may only throw java.lang.Exception or its subclasses.warn.rmic.tie.found=\	An IIOP "tie" exists for class {0}:\	\n  {1}\	\nIf you use PortableRemoteObject.exportObject, you should remove this file; otherwise, your server object will be exported to IIOP rather than to JRMP. ## RMI-IIOP Messages# rmic.generated=[generated {0} in {1} ms]rmic.previously.generated=[previously generated file {0} is current]warn.rmic.member.not.mapped=\    Data member {0} of class {1} was not mapped to IDL. rmic.iiop.constraint.1=\    {0} is not a valid interface: does not inherit from java.rmi.Remote.rmic.iiop.constraint.2=\    serialPersistentFields array of class {0} is invalid: references non-existent members.rmic.iiop.constraint.3=\    {0} is not a valid remote interface: {1} is not a valid primitive or String constant.rmic.iiop.constraint.4=\    {0} is not a valid value: serialPersistentFields must be private static final.rmic.iiop.constraint.5=\    {0} is not a valid remote interface: method {1} must throw RemoteException or a superclass of RemoteException.rmic.iiop.constraint.6=\    {0} is not a valid remote interface: inherited interfaces {1} both declare method {2}.rmic.iiop.constraint.7=\    {0} is not a valid type: {1} differ only in case.rmic.iiop.constraint.8=\    {0} is not a valid remote implementation: has no remote interfaces.rmic.iiop.constraint.9=\    serialPersistentFields array member {0} of class {1} is invalid: type does not match declared member.rmic.iiop.constraint.10=\    {0} is not a valid value: implements java.rmi.Remote.rmic.iiop.constraint.11=\    {0} is not a valid value: does not implement java.io.Serializable.rmic.iiop.constraint.12=\    {0} is not a valid value: invalid parent.rmic.iiop.constraint.13=\    {0} is not a valid interface: the idl name for method {1} conflicts with another method.rmic.iiop.constraint.14=\    {0} is not a valid abstract interface: not an interface.rmic.iiop.constraint.15=\    {0} is not a valid abstract interface: implements java.rmi.Remote.rmic.iiop.constraint.16=\    {0} is not a valid remote interface: not an interface.rmic.iiop.constraint.17=\    {0} is not a valid remote implementation: not a class.rmic.iiop.constraint.18=\    {0} is not a valid interface: method {1} may not pass an exception which implements org.omg.CORBA.portable.IDLEntity.rmic.iiop.constraint.19=\    {0} is not a valid interface: the idl name for constant {1} conflicts with another constant.rmic.iiop.constraint.20=\    {0} is not a valid class: the idl name for member {1} conflicts with another member.rmic.iiop.constraint.21=\    {0} is a remote implementation class and cannot be used as a method argument or return type in {1}.rmic.iiop.constraint.22=\    Internal failure: (Method) exception {0} not a class type.rmic.iiop.constraint.23=\    Internal failure: (Method) caught null pointer exception for {0}.rmic.iiop.constraint.24=\    Class {0} contains an invalid return type.rmic.iiop.constraint.25=\    Class {0} contains an invalid argument type in method {1}.rmic.iiop.constraint.26=\    Could not compile {0}.rmic.iiop.constraint.27=\    Could not load class {0}.rmic.iiop.constraint.28=\    {0} is a remote implementation class and cannot be used as a data member in {1}.