5 Accessibility Features and Tips for Oracle Identity Management

Use these tips to improve your experience with accessibility features for Oracle Identity Management.

Topics

• Accessibility Features and Tips for Oracle Access Management
  Oracle Access Management Console has been designed to enable and use accessibility options with screen readers, high-contrast colors, and large fonts.
• Accessibility Features and Tips for Directory Services
  Learn about the accessibility options in directory services products and enabling the features.
• Accessibility Features and Tips for Oracle Identity Governance
  Learn about the accessibility options in Oracle Identity Self Service and Oracle Identity System Administration interfaces.

Accessibility Features and Tips for Oracle Access Management

Oracle Access Management Console has been designed to enable and use accessibility options with screen readers, high-contrast colors, and large fonts.

Enabling Accessibility Mode for OAM Console

To enable accessibility mode, perform the following steps:

1. Click weblogic and then click Accessibility on the top corner of the OAM Console.

2. Choose the options from drop-down list:

   • I use a screen reader: Select this option to enable screen reader mode.

   • I use high contrast colors: Select this option to enable high-contrast features in browsers that are compatible with OAM Console.

   • I use large fonts: Select this option to enhance the font size. By default, fonts have fixed length and size to have a better look and feel of the user interface.

3. Click OK and continue to work on OAM Console.

Accessibility Features and Tips for Directory Services

Learn about the accessibility options in directory services products and enabling the features.

Topics

• Accessibility Tips and Features for Oracle Unified Directory

• Accessibility Tips and Features for Oracle Internet Directory

• Accessibility Features and Tips for Oracle Unified Directory
  Oracle Unified Directory Services Manager has been designed to use accessibility options in the application user interface with screen readers, to enable support of high-contrast colors, and to enable support for large fonts.
• Accessibility Features and Tips for Oracle Internet Directory
  Oracle Directory Services Manager has been designed to use accessibility option to use the ODSM interface for the use with screen readers.
• Accessibility Tips and Features for Oracle Directory Integration Platform
  

Accessibility Features and Tips for Oracle Unified Directory

Oracle Unified Directory Services Manager has been designed to use accessibility options in the application user interface with screen readers, to enable support of high-contrast colors, and to enable support for large fonts.

Enabling Accessibility Mode for OUD-OUDSM

Before you enable screen reader support, ensure that you have enabled Java Access Bridge.

To enable accessibility mode, perform the following steps:

1. Click Accessibility on the top corner of the OUDSM interface login page.

2. Choose the options from drop-down list:

   • I use a screen reader: Select this option to enable screen reader mode.

   • I use high contrast colors: Select this option to enable high-contrast features in the browsers which are compatible with OUDSM user interface.

   • I use large fonts: Select this option to enhance the font size. By default, fonts have fixed length and size to have a better look and feel of the user interface.

3. Continue to work on OUDSM interface.

Enabling Accessibility Mode for OUD CLI Utilities

To enable accessibility mode for CLI utilities such as oud-setup, oud-proxy-setup and oud-replication-gateway-setup, run the following command:

%JRE_HOME%\bin\jabswitch -enable

This allows Java Access Bridge to enable Java Applications and applets that are required to implement the Java Accessibility API.

Accessibility Features and Tips for Oracle Internet Directory

Oracle Directory Services Manager has been designed to use accessibility option to use the ODSM interface for the use with screen readers.

Enabling Accessibility Mode for OID-ODSM

Before you enable screen reader mode, ensure that you have installed the screen reader software.

To enable accessibility mode, on the upper right corner of the ODSM login page, perform the following steps:

1. Click Accessibility Mode on the upper right corner of the product user interface login page.

2. Select Screen Reader option.

   This enables you to read out the options in ODSM page.

Accessibility Tips and Features for Oracle Directory Integration Platform

You can graphically administer many Oracle Directory Integration Platform features from the Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control.

• For information about enabling Fusion Middleware Control accessibility mode, see:

  Enabling Fusion Middleware Control Accessibility Mode in Administering Oracle Fusion Middleware

• For information about Fusion Middleware Control keyboard navigation, see:

  Fusion Middleware Control Keyboard Navigation in Administering Oracle Fusion Middleware

Accessibility Features and Tips for Oracle Identity Governance

Learn about the accessibility options in Oracle Identity Self Service and Oracle Identity System Administration interfaces.

Topics

• Enabling Accessibility Mode in Oracle Identity Self Service

• Enabling Accessibility Mode in Oracle Identity System Administration

• Enabling Accessibility Mode in Oracle Identity Self Service
  Oracle Identity Self Service is designed to use accessibility options in the application user interface with screen readers, to enable support of high-contrast colors, and to enable support for large fonts.
• Enabling Accessibility Mode in Oracle Identity System Administration
  Oracle Identity System Administration is designed to use accessibility options in the application user interface with screen readers, to enable support of high-contrast colors, and to enable support for large fonts.

Enabling Accessibility Mode in Oracle Identity Self Service

Oracle Identity Self Service is designed to use accessibility options in the application user interface with screen readers, to enable support of high-contrast colors, and to enable support for large fonts.

To enable accessibility mode in Oracle Identity Self Service:

1. In Identity Self Service, click Accessibility on the top right corner of the page. You can also click this link from any other page after signing in.
   The Accessibility dialog box is displayed.
2. Select one or more of the following options:

   • I use a screen reader: Select this option to enable the screen reader mode.

   • I use high contrast colors: Select this option to enable high-contrast features in the browsers which are compatible with Identity Self Service user interface.

   • I use large fonts: Select this option to enhance the font size. By default, fonts have fixed length and size to have a better look and feel of the user interface.

3. Continue to work on the Identity Self Service interface.

Enabling Accessibility Mode in Oracle Identity System Administration

Oracle Identity System Administration is designed to use accessibility options in the application user interface with screen readers, to enable support of high-contrast colors, and to enable support for large fonts.

To enable accessibility mode in Oracle Identity System Administration:

1. In Identity System Administration, click Accessibility on the top right corner of the page.
   The Accessibility dialog box is displayed.
2. Select any of the following options:.

   • I use a screen reader: Select this option to enable the screen reader mode.

   • I use high contrast colors: Select this option to enable high-contrast features in the browsers which are compatible with Identity System Administration user interface.

   • I use large fonts: Select this option to enhance the font size. By default, fonts have fixed length and size to have a better look and feel of the user interface.

3. Continue to work on the Identity System Administration interface.