Re: [orca-list] progression with open solaris

[Willie Walker <William Walker Sun COM>]

Peter op 't Hof wrote:
> The demo for the government which i gave together with Sun Microsystems was a 
> great success.

Great.  Thanks and congratulations!

> Most of the people thought that Open Office was inaccessible, because there were 
> minor results with Windows.

I'm confused -- I'm hoping that what you mean by this is "prior to the 
demo, most people thought that Open Office was inaccessible, but changed 
their minds as a result of this demo."  :-)  If not, please give us more 
details so we can work on them.


> However i have discovered 2 minor issues which are easy to solve i guess.
>
> 1 Screensaver
>
> When the screensaver is activated i can tab to the pasword-field but cannot 
> focus.
> When i ask some assistance of a seeing person to click on the field, i am able 
> to enter my password.
> Since i discover that the field is in the tab-sequence, the only thing we have 
> to do is add the class as a dialog-box to Orca?

This is a known problem with a long history.  You can track this bug here:

http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=350716
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=419139

> 2 Wireless lan
>
> On the Toshiba N5 the wireless interface was activated and was prompting me 
> about several availlable lan-networks.
> Orca was reporting that the window was inaccessible.
> Is this a class which has to be added too?

We'll need to take a look, but it might be that the dialog that appears 
is not communicating well with the AT-SPI.  The cause could be various 
things, such as using a toolkit that doesn't support the AT-SPI or the 
environment in which the application is running isn't set up to support 
the AT-SPI.  I'll try to keep an eye out for this app and examine it 
with accerciser next time it appears.  Off the top of your head, do you 
know the name of the binary that is used to make this dialog appear?

Will

> Thanks in advance.
>
> Peter op 't Hof.
>
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