Hi Dusty,
Thanks Rich, I think that's exactly the start I'm looking for. I
notice it uses bonobo to access the registry, does this mean gnome
must be running?
Not the whole of GNOME. I've run AT-SPI programs under CDE, the
other operating system that comes standard on Solaris, and they've
worked fine.
There is going to be a minimal set of applications/daemons that
you will need to have running. at-spi-registry for one.
bonobo-activation for another. To get the definitive set, I suggest
asking on one of the GNOME accessibility mailing lists.
Since I'm running firefox, I assume this means I have to enable
"something else" to get the registry to recognize the applications
available?
We are working with firefox engineers to make sure that this fully
understands AT-SPI as well. It's early days yet. When we finished,
this should be just another application that accessibility software
can "listen in on" and respond to. StarOffice/OpenOffice will be
others.
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