How to Enable JRE Accessibility Only for Tests

By default Rapise is using Java Accessibility Bridge by changing some Java Runtime Environment (JRE)-wide configuration files. So all applications using same JRE will use the modified version. If your goal is to have Accessibility only for test runs, then there is another way of doing that.

JRE-wide accessibility is enabled using the file

<jre>\lib\accessibility.properties

Presence of this file changes behavior for all executed applications. Alternative way is to comment the contents of accessibility.properties and use the following command line switch for java instead:

-Djavax.accessibility.assistive_technologies=com.smartesoft.smartestudio.accessibility.AccessBridge

So the full command line for launching application may look like:

java.exe -Djavax.accessibility.assistive_technologies=com.smartesoft.smartestudio.accessibility.AccessBridge -jar applet.jar

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How to Enable JRE Accessibility Only for Tests

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