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29-09-17 12:05 PM
Hi all.
We're dealing with a Java Applet, embedded within a Web Page and the Java Bridge integration works... partially.
On one side, and at design time, identification and highlighting sometimes works and some others, doesn't.
And, on the other side, when trying to read a Java JTable (grid), "spying" only identifies cells, not the entire table as a whole.
So, does someone know how to read the full contents of a Java Applet table in one step?
Many thanks in advance.
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04-10-17 04:02 PM
We are very much at the mercy of how your application has been created and how it works with the Java Access Bridge interface - if your application has not been created with accessibility very much in mind and part of the vendors testing processes then the expectation should be that some Surface Automation techniques may be required to interact with some of the more complex elements.
As for sometimes attached/sometimes not attached - it sounds like your team needs to do more work on the consistancy of how they are attaching to that app. Experimentation with tabprocgrowh/child index or attaching to the java process in a seperate object to the browser object is required.
