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From: COHEN, ED
Date: Mon, Nov 07 2005 11:40AM
Subject: accessibility Eclipse software
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Hello,
A vendor uses Eclipse Integrated Development Environment. Eclipse is
based which uses Java technology to develop software applications.
Does anyone know if there is any inherent accessibility compliance
problems with software developed using Eclipse?
Thank you,
Ed Cohen
From: Tim Beadle
Date: Mon, Nov 07 2005 12:20PM
Subject: Re: accessibility Eclipse software
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On 07/11/05, COHEN, ED < = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = > wrote:
> Hello,
> A vendor uses Eclipse Integrated Development Environment. Eclipse is
> based which uses Java technology to develop software applications.
>
> Does anyone know if there is any inherent accessibility compliance
> problems with software developed using Eclipse?
Hi Ed,
Are these desktop applications or web-based ones? We use Eclipse to
create Java web applications (Java servlets, not applets), and they're
as accessible as you wish to make them because, as far as the browser
is concerned, it's just HTML.
If you're talking about Java desktop apps, then you probably want to
investigate the accessibility of the windowing toolkits AWT and Swing,
which are the most commonly used ones in Java.
Best regards,
Tim
From: COHEN, ED
Date: Mon, Nov 07 2005 12:30PM
Subject: accessibility Eclipse software
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Hello,
A vendor uses Eclipse Integrated Development Environment. Eclipse is
based which uses Java technology to develop software applications.
Does anyone know if there is any inherent accessibility compliance
problems with software developed using Eclipse?
Thank you,
Ed Cohen
From: Sohail Shaikh
Date: Mon, Nov 07 2005 10:20PM
Subject: RE: accessibility Eclipse software
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Can you tell me the step by step procedure for running a servlet or a JSP
page using eclipse and tomcat 5.0 server.
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Subject: Re: [WebAIM] accessibility Eclipse software
On 07/11/05, COHEN, ED < = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = > wrote:
> Hello,
> A vendor uses Eclipse Integrated Development Environment. Eclipse is
> based which uses Java technology to develop software applications.
>
> Does anyone know if there is any inherent accessibility compliance
> problems with software developed using Eclipse?
Hi Ed,
Are these desktop applications or web-based ones? We use Eclipse to
create Java web applications (Java servlets, not applets), and they're
as accessible as you wish to make them because, as far as the browser
is concerned, it's just HTML.
If you're talking about Java desktop apps, then you probably want to
investigate the accessibility of the windowing toolkits AWT and Swing,
which are the most commonly used ones in Java.
Best regards,
Tim