How to draw Alternative Row Background in TileList?

HI All,
I have tried to draw Alternative Row Background by using drawRowBackground().
But there is not parameter to pass the value.
How to draw alternative row background in tilelist?

Does Rado's following blog entry help: http://adf-rk.blogspot.com/2007/01/adf-oracle-form-like-overflow-in-adf.html

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