Dashed line with jdk1.1.8?

Hello
Does anyone know how to make dashed lines with jdk 1.1.8? Yes, that means no Graphics 2D nor BasicStoroke class.
Also how do you make the line wider with 1.1.8?
I appreciate any response. Thanks
michiko

int lineLength = 100;
for(int i = 0; i < lineLength ; i = i + 6){
g.drawLine(i,i,i+3,i+3);
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