On Wed, 5 Jul 2023 04:58:12 GMT, Abhishek Kumar <abhis...@openjdk.org> wrote:
>>> But in case of JComboBox, a11y API invokes the `getAccessibleName` method >>> for `AccessibleJButton` and that returns an empty string. >> >> And this seems to be the problem. The `getAccessibleName` method should be >> on JComboBox, or its editor, which should return the result of >> `getAccessibleName` of the renderer component. >> >> Does this work with editable combo box? > >> And this seems to be the problem. The getAccessibleName method should be on >> JComboBox, or its editor, which should return the result of >> getAccessibleName of the renderer component. > > Since the a11y APIs are called upon the `AquaComboBoxButton` (subclass of > JButton) instance, need to set the text of the button to current displayed > text of JComboBox. JComboBox contains `getAccessibleName` method but it is > not invoked. > >> Does this work with editable combo box? > > Yeah, it worked for editable JComboBox. For editable JComboBox, the string is > returned by NavigableTextAccessibility and it returns the current text > displayed in editor. Accessible name is set by getting the current text displayed in JComboBox (using `renderer getText()` method) in stead of setting it by JComboBox `getSelectedItem().toString() `method. Tested with custom renderer and it shows the magnified text as displayed in JComboBox. ------------- PR Review Comment: https://git.openjdk.org/jdk/pull/14497#discussion_r1252843596
