The numeric keypad arrow keys have no effect in JPasswordFields on sparc/Solaris
systems. Intel/Solaris is fine (with the same key bindings). The problem was
discovered using JCK-122 test api/javax_swing/interactive/JPasswordFieldTests.html ,
testCaseID JPasswordFieldTest0001.

algol% cat X.ksh
#!/bin/ksh
JCK=/net/mulder.eng/export/mulder1/JCK/JCK-122/JCK-runtime-api-122
JDK=/net/mulder.eng/export/mulder3/jdk12x/`/bin/uname -p`/jdk1.2.2_S
export PATH=${JDK}/bin:/usr/bin:.
export CLASSPATH=.:${JCK}/classes:${JCK}/javatest.jar
unset LD_LIBRARY_PATH
export THREADS_FLAG=native
if [ ! -f JPasswordFieldTests.java ]; then
  cp ${JCK}/tests/api/javax_swing/interactive/JPasswordFieldTests.java .
fi
if [ ! -f JPasswordFieldTests.html ]; then
  cp ${JCK}/tests/api/javax_swing/interactive/JPasswordFieldTests.html .
fi
javac -d . JPasswordFieldTests.java
java -Xfuture javasoft.sqe.tests.api.javax.swing.interactive.JPasswordField.JPasswordFieldTests -TestCaseID JPasswordFieldTest0001

Bring up the test window.
Enter two characters into the JPasswordField.
Use both the "non-numeric keypad" left and right arrow keys. Leave the cursor
  in the center of the JPasswordField.
Attempt to use the left arrow key in the numeric keypad. Nothing will happen.
Attempt to use the right arrow key in the numeric keypad. Nothing will happen.

allan.jacobs@Eng 1999-05-24

Test fails on sparc using 1.3.0 build D (September 2, 1999).
Test passes on x86.

allan.jacobs@Eng 1999-09-03