Customizing JPopupMenu Look and Feel : JPopupMenu « Swing « Java Tutorial
| Property String | Object Type |
| PopupMenu.actionMap | ActionMap |
| PopupMenu.background | Color |
| PopupMenu.border | Border |
| PopupMenu.consumeEventOnClose | Boolean |
| PopupMenu.font | Font |
| PopupMenu.foreground | Color |
| PopupMenu.popupSound | String |
| PopupMenu.selectedWindowInputMapBindings | Object[ ] |
| PopupMenu.selectedWindowInputMapBindings.RightToLeft | Object[ ] |
| PopupMenuSeparatorUI | String |
| PopupMenuUI | String |
| 14.26.JPopupMenu | ||||
| 14.26.1. | Creating a Popup Menu | |||
| 14.26.2. | Creating a Popup Menu with Nested Menus | |||
| 14.26.3. | Forcing a Popup Menu to Be a Heavyweight Component | |||
| 14.26.4. | Force the popup menu of a JMenu to be heavyweight: | |||
| 14.26.5. | To display JPopupMenu on an AWT component | |||
| 14.26.6. | JPopupMenu: the container for pop-up menu components |  | ||
| 14.26.7. | Adding action listener to popup menuitem |  | ||
| 14.26.8. | Using PopupMenuListener |  | ||
| 14.26.9. | Customizing JPopupMenu Look and Feel | |||