Automated testing and accessibility support

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   We are using Ranorex to perform automated testing against an MFC C++ application created using Codejock 16.3. 
Although some of the Codejock controls support the IAccessible interface, it seems many do not. For example, this is preventing us reading the checkbox status in a CXTPReportRecordItem. 

I was unable to find any mention of automated testing and accessibility support on these forums. I would expect a lot of software companies developing Codejock to use automation testing.

Does Codejock intend to add accessibility support to all classes? 

If you're a Codejock customer, what do you use for automation testing and how do you handle controls that don't support accessibility?

Regards,
Heath

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	We are using Ranorex to perform automated testing against an MFC C++ application created using Codejock 16.3. Although some of the Codejock controls support the IAccessible interface, it seems many do not. For example, this is preventing us reading the checkbox status in a CXTPReportRecordItem. I was unable to find any mention of automated testing and accessibility support on these forums. I would expect a lot of software companies developing Codejock to use automation testing. Does Codejock intend to add accessibility support to all classes? If you're a Codejock customer, what do you use for automation testing and how do you handle controls that don't support accessibility? Regards, Heath