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Components with no mnemonic : Class: javax.swing.JButton { No | No button }
Over to you, John
I guess changing the subcomponent didn't actually reassign the issue
The No button shouldn't be reported. Please re-run the test
It is here. "Java DB Database" dialog appears after 5 seconds after attempt to start Java DB and it is confirmation dialog to continue trying: Yes or No.
Yes I know the dialog is there, but I was asking you to re-run the A11Y test. I can just run it myself
It's just a confirmation. NotifyDescriptor.Confirmation(..) doesn't provide a way to add a mnemonic for the button. A11Y test should ignore this dialog.
Do you mean that this dialog isn't from NetBeans and we can't do nothing with it? If this dialog is from NetBeans, but somewhere from core, then this issue should be just reassigned. Reopened this issue just to not forget to do it later if another team can do something with this. If this dialog isn't from NetBeans and nobody from NetBeans can do anything, then please close it again and sorry for inconvenience, just want to be sure to not return to this issue again in the future. Thanks.
I posted a question to openide
Roman could you please re-run the test to make sure the result is the same
Yes, the result is still the same.
Not easy to fix. I fixed the mnemonics but broke some logic
The NotifyDescriptor.Confirmation(...) should implement the Mnemonics class for the No button
afaik, there is no need to have mnemonics assigned for the default "confirm/decline" buttons. Those buttons are mapped to ESC / ENTER. As the NO button should be mapped to ESC I'm closing this issue. I have no idea how to invoke the dialog but from the description it seems as the case that I've just described