Getting a JPanels Background Color?

Hi guys,
Can anyone teach me how to know what background colour a JPanel has?
I tried panel.getBackground(). but no luck so far....
is there another way to achieve this?
thank you very much!

getBackground() returns background in RGB constraints.
Since the objects in the Color class eg:
* The color white. In the default sRGB space.
public final static Color white = new Color(255, 255, 255);are pre-defined(named) based on the RGB, one can directly use those objects.
So you won't to get the color directly for the JPanel instead you will get the RGB values.
Hope this helps you.

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