>> GNOME Shell focus tracking doesn't handle AWT/Swing events. GNOME >> Shell focus tracking are based on listening at-spi2 events. So on the >> case of Java, the ATK wrapper would need to forward any relevant Java >> accessibility event in order to work with GNOME Shell. > Do you know the state of the Java ATK wrapper ?
It would be really nice if someone could step up and answer that question. Please let me give you an outline why this is so important to me: I'm working as a business application developer. In my domain, JetBrains' IntelliJ IDEA has become the facto standard for the type of development work I'm doing. I need strong magnification to do my work. Until now I got the job done with ZoomText, tracking events through the Windows/Java Access Bridge. Recently I got into trouble, because I had to work on software that was never designed to be built and run under Windows. This is a trend and I'm holding my breath with every contract deal I try to strike. So, how can we move this forward? The days I could push Linux away (against my will) are gone. Many thanks in advance! Bas _______________________________________________ gnome-accessibility-list mailing list gnome-accessibility-list@gnome.org https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-accessibility-list
