JAB is a piece of software to make Java work with Jaws and NVDA.
If you use either screen reader and Java then you must have it enabled
or you will not be able to access the Java program.
Making sure it is installed is good but you must make sure it is enabled.
This is like installing something then turning it on.
Swing and SWT are just different packages to create GUI.
It depends which you prefer to use and that is it.
Swing is made to be easier but for screen readers this is not true as it
still needs a bit of extra coding to make things accessible.
SWT is an older way to write GUI and might need more coding but is a bit
more reliable and less complicated.
That is my view of Swing and SWT.
Roger
On 10/09/2017 04:03, Abanob Adel wrote:
hi again i read about jab and unable it but it didn't work i found an article in the oracle website and follow it by copying files and reinstulled the jdk because i found that there is't any public jre and install the jdk again which installed the jre and it ddidn't work i'm using the eclips and the code is the basic code for helloworld programm using gui which includes these two statements beside the class and main() deffinition
import javac.swing.JOptionPane
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "hello world");
2017-09-09 15:24 GMT-07:00 Abanob Adel <abanob.adel1998@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:abanob.adel1998@xxxxxxxxx>>:
thank you for helping
what is Java Access Bridge
i have windows 8.1 64 bit
and please explain to me the difference between swt and swing i
understand from messages that swing works with jaws but why it
didn't work with me and why i'll need Java Access Bridge
and what about swt it can work with screen readers?
