I use a Java application at work. I need to send clicks to buttons and fill in textboxes. I would like these actions to happen in the background. The ahk_class of the window is SunAwtFrame, and none of the controls are exposed to WindowSpy.
I have used JavaFerret to determine that the first button I want to press has an AccessibleAction
Version Information:
Java virtual machine version: 1.7.0_25
Access Bridge Java class version: 1.7.0_25
Access Bridge Java DLL version: AccessBridge 2.0.2
Access Bridge Windows DLL version: AccessBridge 2.0.2
AccessibleContext information:
Name: New Call
Description: Place a new call
Role: push button
Role in en_US locale: push button
States: enabled,focusable,visible,showing,opaque
States in en_US locale: enabled,focusable,visible,showing,opaque
Index in parent: 1
Children count: 0
Bounding rectangle: [288, 317, 385, 376]
Top-level window name: Phone Assistant:
Top-level window role: frame
Parent name:
Parent role: panel
Visible descendents count: 0
AccessibleIcons info:
Number of icons: 1
Icon 0 description: jar:http://proxy.m5net.com/vox/pa/receptioncenter.jar!/resources/phone.png
Icon 0 height: 26
Icon 0 width: 27
AccessibleActions info:
Number of actions: 1
Action 0 name: click
Accessible Value information:
Current Value: 0
Maximum Value: 1
Minimum Value: 0
The accessibility docs tell me that I should be to tell the object to perform that action, but I don't know how to do this.
Preferably with AutoHotkey, how can this be done?
