While installing Java (JDK 8) under Windows 10, I discovered that JAWS was unable to read the dialogues of the installation software.
A colleague helped me to complete the installation. I then invoked the "jabswitch -enable" command as noted in the Java accessibility documentation, which is supposed to enable the Java Access Bridge. After dooing so however, the Java Control Panel (presumably a Java application that is included in the Java package) was still not accessible with JAWS. The machine is running JAWS 17. Have others encountered this problem? Is there a known fix? I need to run at least one Java application, although it may not be using the Java SWING components and thus it may be accessible anyway - I'll probably have an opportunity to find out tomorrow. It's actually the Cisco WebEx Meeting application, which I want to use for certain meetings that I attend. For answers to frequently asked questions about this list visit: http://www.jaws-users.com/help/
