JMenu/JMenuItem background color error.

Hi,
I have coded using Mouse Listener to highlight the JMenu/JMenuItem if mouse is brought over it.
It works fine using the entered and exited properties.
But here is were the issue crops up � if I click on a JMenuItem and keeping it pressed, drag the mouse out of the JMenuItem area then the highlighted color for the selection scenario remains even if I bring the mouse back into the JMEnuItem�s area or for that matter even if I move it over other JMenuItems, the particular menu item over which mouse is of course highlighted but the originally selected JMenuItem (from which I dragged out and released the mouse) constantly appears highlighted.
This issue was faced only on AIX running with JDK 1.3
please advise on a solution.

I made that change to my code. It isn't throwing the error anymore, but it's also not working at all now.
The field is now defaulted red, and it has a static value of 255 - it's not changing the value when I enter numbers into the other fields like it should.
Here is my code now:
//Subtract items to get the value of the field
this.rawValue = Num.rawValue - (Sub.rawValue);
if (this.rawValue < 0) {
this.fillColor = ("231","179","173"); //Set the color to red if value is less than zero
else {
this.fillColor = ("255","255","255"); //Set the color back to white if value is zero or greater
If I change it to this format: this.fillColor = ("231,179,173"); then the field starts working again, but it also throws the error again.
It's so weird. It's like the program doesn't know that fillColor is supposed to have three values?

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Jimi.putImage("image/jpeg", jrf, response.getOutputStream());
}catch (JimiException je) {
je.printStackTrace();
%>
/--------------------------------------------------

Thanks for your quick reply !
I'm not sure about your code -- Graphics doesn't have
a method called setBackground. If you want to fill
an image with a specific color:Graphics does'n have but I believe that Graphics2D does have.
Please check it out:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/awt/Graphics.html

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http://www.timhupe.com
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jy

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REP-536870981: Internal error
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In advance, Thanks!!
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// in ~.fr
Class
kMyTreeViewWidgetBoss,
kTreeViewWidgetBoss,
     IID_ICONTROLVIEW,                    kMyTreeViewCtrlViewImpl,
     IID_ITREEVIEWWIDGETMGR,      kMyTreeViewListBoxWidgetMgrImpl,
     IID_ITREEVIEWHIERARCHYADAPTER, kMyTreeViewListBoxHierarchyAdapterImpl,
     IID_ISTRINGLISTDATA,                          kStringListDataImpl,
     IID_IOBSERVER,                                  kMyTreeViewCtrlBoxObserverImpl,
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MainTreeViewListBox   //Tree view
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           Frame(-1, 26, 300, 276) // Frame
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           kTrue,       // EraseBeforeDraw
           kInterfacePaletteFill,   // InterfaceColor
           kHideRootNode,// | kDrawEndLine, // Options. Display root node
           kFalse, // Use H Scroll bar
           kTrue, // Use V scroll bar
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           20,   // fVThumbScrollIncrement
           0,   // fHScrollButtonIncrement
           0,   // fHThumbScrollIncrement
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virtual void   Draw(IViewPort* viewPort, SysRgn updateRgn);
void MyTreeViewCtrlView::Draw( IViewPort* viewPort, SysRgn updateRgn )
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frameOut.MoveTo(0, 0);
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gPort->setrgbcolor( GetRGBtoReal( GetRValue(crBackColor) ), GetRGBtoReal( GetGValue(crBackColor) ), GetRGBtoReal( GetBValue (crBackColor) ));
gPort->rectpath(frameOut);
gPort->fill();
gPort->grestore();
PanelView::Draw( viewPort, updateRgn );
In above case, there are errors in kMyTreeViewCtrlViewImple when Indesign is launching.
// Error Assert
XferObject- ReadWrite for impl kMyTreeViewCtrlViewImpl of iid IID_ICONTROLVIEW in class kMyTreeViewWidgetBoss read wrong amount in plugin kMyTreeViewWidgetBoss
but, in kMyTreeViewWidgetBoss ClassDescriptionTable, when remove this( IID_ICONTROLVIEW, kMyTreeViewCtrlViewImpl), that's ok. but I can't change background color. just interfacepalettefill color
Please help me!!

Here's a sample!
That's all.
#define GetRGBtoReal( X )   (double) X / (double) 255.f
COLORREF crBackColor    = RGB( 255, 0, 0 );
gPort->setrgbcolor( GetRGBtoReal( GetRValue(crBackColor) ), GetRGBtoReal( GetGValue(crBackColor) ), GetRGBtoReal( GetBValue(crBackColor) ));

Can anybody say why In the layer menu the background color is white when opening a layer mask, and why does it automatically turns black by simply opening the layer mask properties menu? The vector mask is white anyway.

Can anybody say why In the layer menu, the background color is white when opening a layer mask, and why does it automatically turns black by simply opening the layer mask properties menu? The vector mask is white anyway.

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Please keep this in mind next time you post. Thank you.
A lot more information about your hardware and software is needed.
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the type of file you were working on,
machine specs, such as total installed RAM, scratch file HDs, total available HD space, video card specs, including total VRAM installed,
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if having issues opening raw files also the exact camera make and model that generated them,
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