Voiceover tool doesnt rcognize text on java applet

Voiceover tool doesnt recognize the texts on the java applet.

absolutely now way of doing this straight forwardly. But some workouts could be :
1. whatever text u want to display, try displaying it inside a textarea (and not simply as label). This will automatically adjust the textarea as well as the text inside it on resizing.
2. develop a custom class (say DynamicLabel) which will keep track of the resizing event of the applet or frame and adjust the text in multiple lines accordingly. But then u have to write custom code to adjust the text in multiple lines.
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