There are not set accessibility names and descriptions for components.

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 xxxxx@xxxxx  2002-01-08

I added (missing descriptions) to the synopsis.

The JDialog containing the file chooser (created via one of the JFileChooser.show* methods) has some problems, reported by the accessibility helper program.

P1 - the dialog itself has no accessible description. All frames and dialogs must have accessible descriptions. In this case, it would be OK for the description to be set to the same as the dialog title. It would be ideal if the JFileChooser had a new method, setDialogAccessibleDescription().

P3 - plaf.metal.MetalFileChooserUI$1 at (0,2): Null accessible description
P3 - plaf.metal.MetalFileChooserUI$3, label='Load': Null accessible description

The P3 items return true for isFocusTraversable(), but have no accessibility information. They should either return false for isFocusTraversable(), or should have accessible descriptions.
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 xxxxx@xxxxx  2002-02-07

I deleted some of my own comments here, because they were a duplicate of existing bug 4625724
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The accessibleDescription for the dialog can be set by subclassing
JFileChooser and overriding createDialog() like this:

  protected JDialog createDialog(Component parent) {
    JDialog dialog = super.createDialog(parent);
    dialog.getAccessibleContext().setAccessibledescription(<...>);
    return dialog;
  }

 xxxxx@xxxxx  2002-04-19

AccessibleAWTDialog (and AccessibleAWTFrame) should set
the default accessible name and description from the title.

 xxxxx@xxxxx  2002-04-19

The file/directory inside the JFileChooser is editable, how 
can i setEditable false.