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# @(#)rmic.properties	1.10 98/07/14
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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  -g             Generate debugging info\
\n  -depend        Recompile out-of-date files recursively\
\n  -nowarn        Generate no warnings\
\n  -verbose       Output messages about what the compiler is doing\
\n  -classpath <path>     Specify where to find input source and class files\
\n  -d <directory>        Specify where to place generated class files\
\n  -J<runtime flag>      Pass argument to the java interpreter
rmic.option.unsupported=The {0} option is no longer supported.
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} errors
rmic.1error=1 error
rmic.warnings={0} warnings
rmic.1warning=1 warning
rmic.done_in=[done in {0} ms]
rmic.no.memory=\
	The compiler has run out of memory.  Consider using the "-J-mx<number>" command line option to increase the maximum heap size.
rmic.stack.overflow=\
	The compiler has run out of stack space.  Consider using the "-J-oss<number>" command line option to increase the memory allocated for the Java stack.
rmic.class.not.found=\
	Class {0} not found.
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.