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Bug
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Resolution: Won't Fix
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P4
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8
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generic
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generic
SYNOPSIS
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Accessibility in JavaPanel and JREFindDialog of Java ControlPanel
OPERATING SYSTEMS
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All (tested on Windows and Linux)
PATCH BASE
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The attached patch is based on JDK 7u6-b17.
DESCRIPTION
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The Java Tab and the JRE Find Dialog in the Java ControlPanel do not adhere to Licensee's accessibility guidelines 2.2/2.3 ( http://www-03.ibm.com/able/guidelines/software/accesssoftware.html ):
#2.2 Provide semantic information about user interface objects. When an image represents a program element, the information conveyed by the image must also be available in text.
#2.3 Associate labels with controls, objects, icons and images. If an image is used to identify programmatic elements, the meaning of the image must be consistent throughout the application.
REPRODUCTION INSTRUCTIONS
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1. Launch Java ControlPanel.
2. CLick on -> "Java" Tab
3. Click on "View..." button -> "Find" button -> JRE Find Dialog opens up
4. Use any accessibility tool that adheres to the accessibility guidelines.
Observation:
Java Tab and the JRE Find Dialog aren't accessible
FIX DESCRIPTION
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Have set Accessible name and description as applicable to the following controls:
- JavaPanel.java
Java Panel
Java Panel Description text
"View.." button and associated panel
- JREFindDialog.java
JRE Finder title
JRE Finder description text
"Cancel", "Previous" button and "Next button"
Label's that describe the state of the search and the list that has the search result
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Accessibility in JavaPanel and JREFindDialog of Java ControlPanel
OPERATING SYSTEMS
-----------------
All (tested on Windows and Linux)
PATCH BASE
----------
The attached patch is based on JDK 7u6-b17.
DESCRIPTION
-----------
The Java Tab and the JRE Find Dialog in the Java ControlPanel do not adhere to Licensee's accessibility guidelines 2.2/2.3 ( http://www-03.ibm.com/able/guidelines/software/accesssoftware.html ):
#2.2 Provide semantic information about user interface objects. When an image represents a program element, the information conveyed by the image must also be available in text.
#2.3 Associate labels with controls, objects, icons and images. If an image is used to identify programmatic elements, the meaning of the image must be consistent throughout the application.
REPRODUCTION INSTRUCTIONS
-------------------------
1. Launch Java ControlPanel.
2. CLick on -> "Java" Tab
3. Click on "View..." button -> "Find" button -> JRE Find Dialog opens up
4. Use any accessibility tool that adheres to the accessibility guidelines.
Observation:
Java Tab and the JRE Find Dialog aren't accessible
FIX DESCRIPTION
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Have set Accessible name and description as applicable to the following controls:
- JavaPanel.java
Java Panel
Java Panel Description text
"View.." button and associated panel
- JREFindDialog.java
JRE Finder title
JRE Finder description text
"Cancel", "Previous" button and "Next button"
Label's that describe the state of the search and the list that has the search result