C Oracle Oracle GoldenGate Studio Accessibility Information
Oracle Oracle GoldenGate Studio provides a wide range of features that are designed to support accessibility. Our goal is to make Oracle Products, Services, and supporting documentation accessible to the disabled community.
This appendix contains the following:
C.1 Oracle GoldenGate Studio Features that Support Accessibility
Oracle GoldenGate Studio provides a wide range of features that are designed to support accessibility. Our goal is to make Oracle Products, Services, and supporting documentation accessible to the disabled community.
Oracle GoldenGate Studio Features that Support Accessibility
The Oracle Accessibility Program web page provides information on how to configure and use the accessibility features of Oracle GoldenGate Studio.
Oracle Oracle GoldenGate Studio supports accessibility features. For additional accessibility information about Oracle products, including information on how to configure and use them, see the Oracle Accessibility Program page at: Oracle's Accessibility Program.
Oracle's goal is to ensure that disabled end-users of our products can perform the same tasks, and access the same functionality as other users. Oracle Oracle GoldenGate Studio provides a number of features that are designed to support accessibility goals.
C.1.1 Keyboard Access
Oracle GoldenGate Studio features support keyboard access to several menu and toolbar functionality so that users may navigate between windows and work with them, or invoke resources.
Oracle GoldenGate Studio features support keyboard access to Oracle GoldenGate Studio functionality; a summary is provided below. The mnemonic keys used to open menus and choose commands are included in all procedural topics. Please refer to the keyboard navigation topics for a summary of how keys are assigned within Oracle GoldenGate Studio and the lists of accelerator keys provided for commands.
The following menu and toolbar functionality is provided through keyboard access:
- Users can navigate to and invoke all menu items.
- All toolbar functions are accessible through menu items.
- All menus and menu items have unique and functioning mnemonic keys.
- All context menus within the windows and source editor can be invoked.
- Frequently used menu items have unique accelerator keys.
- You can navigate to and invoke all controls within all wizards and dialogs.
- The order in which the Tab key causes focus to flow is consistent and logical.
- Mnemonic keys are provided for controls where appropriate.
C.1.2 Screen Reader Readability
Screen readers in Oracle GoldenGate Studio ensure that menus and menu items, toolbar items, hint text, open windows and components, status text, controls within wizards, dialogs, and runtime applications are read.
The following is a summary of screen readability in Oracle GoldenGate Studio, when it's used with a screen reader:
When used with menus and toolbars:
- All menus and menu items are read.
- All toolbar items, including the window toolbar items, are read.
- The hint text on all toolbar items is read.
When used with dialogs and wizards:
- All controls within all wizards and dialogs are read.
- Hint text is read.
When used with runtime applications:
- All controls within all runtime applications are read.
C.1.3 Flexibility in Font and Color Choices
For users who are visually challenged, Oracle GoldenGate Studio offers options in font color, font size, and background color on user interfaces.
The user interface in Oracle GoldenGate Studio improves usability for people who are visually impaired by offering flexibility in color and font choices. The following font and color features are included:
- Users can specify both the font and the size in which the font displays for editors.
- All features of the product have black text on a white or gray background.
- Colored text, underlining or images are never used as the only method of conveying information.
C.1.4 No Dependency on Blinking Cursor and Animation
By limiting its dependence on the use of a blinking cursor and animation, Oracle GoldenGate Studio ensures greater feature accessibility.
Oracle GoldenGate Studio makes minimal use of a blinking cursor and animation. No features in Oracle GoldenGate Studio use blinking indicators, with the exception of the cursor in the source editor. No features rely on animated sequences.
C.2 Highly Visual Features of Oracle GoldenGate Studio
Oracle GoldenGate Studio supports some very visual features. Visually challenged users can access the UI, the visual editors, and the Components window using the equivalent functionality in Oracle GoldenGate Studio.
Oracle GoldenGate Studio includes features that are highly visual, and these features have equivalent functionality that is available to people who are blind or visually impaired:
- The UI and visual editors. The source editor provides equivalent functionality, as pages and UI elements can be completely designed and coded in the source editor.
- The Components window. The source editor provides equivalent functionality, as elements and tags that can be selected from the Components window can also be entered in the source editor.
You can add a component from the Components window to the UI or visual editor using keystrokes.
Oracle GoldenGate Studio also includes modeling features. It is possible to create, edit and move elements on a diagram using only keystrokes.