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I was going through the fundamentals of JAVA EE 6, Introducing the Java EE 6 Platform: Part 1 and came to know that Accessibility is one of its prominent distinguishing feature from the JAVA SE. Please help with me to know what exactly this feature is and how it differs from SE Accessibility. I am new to the Java EE, so please forgive me if there is any mistake and feel free to comment about it..
Accessibility in the first article you posted means that a Java EE application can provide interfaces to be accessed in various ways (e.g. Webservices, HTML-Websites…).
Accessibility in the second article means support for disabled people (e.g. better contrast or larger UI elements).
The two terms do not have anything in common in these two articles.