Class extending Rectangle2D

I need to extend the Rectangle2D class, I have a class called MRectangle2D as shown here.
public class MRectangle2D extends Rectangle2D.Double
     String type;
     int no;
     public MRectangle2D()
     public void setType(String t)
          this.type = t;
     public String getType()
          return this.type;
          public void setRNo(int n)
          this.no = n;
     public int getRNo()
          return this.no;
But when I try and instantiate it like so
(current is declared MRectangle2D earlier)
current = new MRectangle2D(x - RWIDTH / 2,y - RHEIGHT / 2,RWIDTH, RHEIGHT,TYPE,RNO);
within my drawing class in place of Rectangle2D it gives me back the following error,
c:hotspots\DrawFrame.java:244: cannot resolve symbol
symbol :constructer MRectangle2D [double,double,int,int,java.lang.String,int]
location16: class MRectangle2D.
I'd appreciate any help.

You'll need to add a constructor with the right parameters:public MRectangle2D(double x, double y, double w, double h, String type, int no) {
     super (x, y, w, h);
     this.type = type;
     this.no = no;
}

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