Drawing mc with canvas on it

Hey,
I got a problem with displaying canvas on mc, which is drawn on BitmapData object. Code is more or less:
var can:Canvas = new Canvas;
can.setStyle("backgroundColor","blue");
can.width = 100;
can.height = 100;
can.x = 100;
can.y = 100;
var mc:MovieClip = new MovieClip
mc.addChile(can);
var bd:BitmapData = new BitmapData;
bd.draw(mc);
this.beginBitmapFill(bd,new Matrix(),false,false);
this.graphics.endFill();
And I dont see the canvas. ValidateNow() or callLater doesn't help either.
On the other if I add a sprite instead of canvas I can see this sprite on screen.
What should I do and why validateNow() doesn't help in this case?

thanks for that :)
my problem is that the nodes are placed inside a panel to appear as draggable entities on the GUI interface using the google web toolkit. that way I need to somehow not put the JPanels in a JFrame but in the panel created by google web toolkit, which I think you cannot do?

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