JMenu with RIGHT_TO_LEFT Orientation

Hello,
I have a JFrame contains a JMenuBar and it's menus, My application direction is RIGHT_TO_LEFT, I changed the direction of the JMenuBar, JMenu, JMenuItem, to all the Heirarchy of the menus, and I got the required GUI.
Unfortunately, when the direction is RIGHT_TO_LEFT, and lets say you have the following menus structure:
File -> Open
Print -> Printer Setup
Page Setup
Save
Exit
When the orientation is RIGHT_TO_LEFT, The JMenu 'Print' expanded to left side only when you press the RIGHT arrow on the keyboard !
I extended the JMenu and JMenuItem classes and overrides the
'processMenuKeyEvent(MenuKeyEvent e)' method and I got the required thing, but I have the following questions:
1. How can I determine the menu that currently have the selection or the focus.
2. I have problems if there is nested menus as print -> Printer -> Type ....
Is there A general solution such as I can apply it to the JFrame as an example and it will reflect it on all components that it holds ?

Thanks for your answer.
So there is no solution for that bug (except implementing the ComboBoxUI)?
As I found bug is in JScrollPane that used in Popup. When a JScrollPane's orientation is set to RIGHT_TO_LEFT it scrolls to the left but it is expected that it should scroll to the right.
Edited by: gilas on Aug 2, 2008 3:18 AM

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