Re: Accessing of applications on Linux with Java
ohh @6... My bad. I just asumed, that since it uses native ui elements, it would be accessible.
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Re: Accessing of applications on Linux with Java
@4, actually that's not necessarily true. I have used applications like Eclipse (which use SWT) and they're perfectly accessible on windows, but you try using them on Linux and the accessibility is nonexistent.
Re: Accessing of applications on Linux with Java
@3 There's Java ATK wrapper ( https://github.com/GNOME/java-atk-wrapper ) that translates Java GUI events to the at-SPI interface that Orca can communicate with.In theory if you install Java ATK wrapper it might be possible to read
Re: Accessing of applications on Linux with Java
Ethin wrote:Java Access Bridge is not even available on Linux -- its a windows-only thing, which implies there's some way to do it on Linux that we don't know about.Well... Orca can read and interact with platform native ui eleme
Re: Accessing of applications on Linux with Java
Java Access Bridge is not even available on Linux -- its a windows-only thing, which implies there's some way to do it on Linux that we don't know about.
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Re: Accessing of applications on Linux with Java
Your users would need to install and properly configure java access bridge in order for orca to read even the basic controls like buttons, checkboxes and inputboxes, needless to speak about menu bars, tree views and tool bars, so I thinc
Accessing of applications on Linux with Java
Hello.Tell me please if I develop applications with a user interface for Linux with Java. Will it be access to a screen reader?Thanks in advance!
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