Customizing JMenu Look and Feel : JMenu « Swing « Java Tutorial

Property String	Object Type
Menu.acceleratorDelimiter	String
Menu.acceleratorFont	Font
Menu.acceleratorForeground	Color
Menu.acceleratorSelectionForeground	Color
Menu.ActionMap	ActionMap
Menu.arrowIcon	Icon
Menu.background	Color
Menu.border	Border
Menu.borderPainted	Boolean
Menu.checkIcon	Icon
Menu.delay	Integer
Menu.disabledForeground	Color
Menu.font	Font
Menu.foreground	Color
Menu.margin	Insets
Menu.menuPopupOffsetX	Integer
Menu.menuPopupOffsetY	Integer
Menu.opaque	Boolean
Menu.selectionBackground	Color
Menu.selectionForeground	Color
Menu.shortcutKeys	int[ ]
Menu.submenuPopupOffsetX	Integer
Menu.submenuPopupOffsetY	Integer
Menu.textIconGap	Integer
Menu.useMenuBarBackgroundForTopLevel	Boolean
menuPressedItemB	Color
menuPressedItemF	Color
menuText	Color
MenuUI	String

14.21.JMenu
	14.21.1.	The JMenu component is the basic menu item container that is placed on a JMenuBar
	14.21.2.	what menus look like
	14.21.3.	Adding a Menu to a Window
	14.21.4.	Add Separator to JMenu
	14.21.5.	Using Action Objects with Menus
	14.21.6.	Adding Menu Shortcuts
	14.21.7.	Set Mnemonic key
	14.21.8.	Submenu
	14.21.9.	Listening to JMenu Events with a ChangeListener: register a ChangeListener with a JMenu
	14.21.10.	Using MenuListener to listen to: menu canceled, selected and deselected events
	14.21.11.	Layout menu yourself
	14.21.12.	Customizing JMenu Look and Feel