On Tue, 27 May 2025 17:01:16 GMT, Abhishek Kumar <abhis...@openjdk.org> wrote:
> VoiceOver announce incorrect number of child for a submenu of JPopupMenu when > it is visible for the first time only. After that VO is able to announce the > number of items correctly. > > Issue: Problem is with the a11y subsystem method call to get the accessible > children details. > > Analysis: When the Submenu of a JPopupMenu is opened, accessible component of > PopupMenu is created dynamically in the native side implementation and > `PostMenuOpened` notification is sent to the a11y subsystem for the newly > created PopupMenu. Once the notification is sent to a11y sub-system, it > invokes the `accessibilityChildren` method to get the children details for > the menu component. A11y subsystem always retrieve the information of the > root level PopupMenu irrespective of the submenu's PopupMenu (PopupMenu is > associated with each JMenu) and thus announce the root level PopupMenu child > count which is incorrect. > > Proposed Fix: Proposed fix is to ensure the correct child details are sent > back to a11y sub-system for correct announcement. So, whenever the > `accessibilityChildren` method is invoked, first try to find out the current > accessible PopupMenu which is opened for the Submenu and then return the > child details. > > Testing : Manual test case is attached to verify the fix and there is no > failure with fix in CI pipeline. > > `Current fix also ensures the correct child counts are announced for the > JMenu's Submenu which are present in the JMenubar.` > > **Note :** While verifying the fix, a new issue is unearthed for multi-level > submenu where VO is failed to announce the Submenu's text. Since the issue > exists without the proposed fix too, it shall be treated as a new bug finding > and will raise a separate JBS issue. @azuev-java Please review the proposed fix. ------------- PR Comment: https://git.openjdk.org/jdk/pull/25470#issuecomment-2913335444
