Before I do anything else, go in to your control panel, then “JAVA” and see if you can use your tab and arrow keys to manipulate the JAVA control panel.  This way you can be sure that the Access Bridge, WE and JAVA are all talking to each other correctly.  If you cannot manipulate the JAVA control panel, then you would want to be sure that the Access Bridge is being switched on.

 

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From: Darrell Bowles [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2014 7:39 PM
To: GW Micro Product Discussion Listserv
Subject: JAVA access bridge and SQL developer

 

Hello to all,

I am back with another complicated  situation.

As a requirement for my class, We must use the SQL developer from ORical to access a remote Database. I know that Orical gives specific accessability information, but when I downloaded both JAVA and the JAVA access bridge and installed them, the SQL developer gave no feedback, other than to tell me I was at the start page. What  version of java do I need to install, and what do I need to do to get it running?

Plus, what version of the access bridge do I need for the product to work correctly?

I am using window-eyes 8.4.0.

Thanks,

Darrell

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