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7.4

Transparent Color

Asked by Kensai in Java Programming Language

Tags: transparent, color, applet

Hallo I am trying to make transparent color this way
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import java.awt.*;
import java.applet.*;

public class DrawExample extends Applet
{
     Color weirdColor;
     public void init()
     {
          int a=100;
          int b=100;
          int c=100;
          int ALFA=50;
          weirdColor = new Color(a,b,c,ALFA);
       }
     public void stop()
     {
     }
     public void paint(Graphics g)
     {
     g.setColor(weirdColor);
     g.fillRect(120,120,60,60);
     }

}
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After succesfull compiling IE makes error
error java.lang.NoSuchMethod : java.awt.Color : method init(IIII)V not found

In java2 documentation there is such method
Color(int red,int green,int blue,int alfa)   rgba= 0...255.

But without ALFA everything works fine.
I have
Java2 RE 1.3...1 installed
Java2 SDK 1.3
and ms virtual machine I installed before componets above.

IE 5.5 has  JIT comiler enabled.
and I am using win98SE

Please help
Roman



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