BUG: getForeColor() Returns Color(0,0,0) for Bound Elements

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Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. In Visual J++, select New Project from the File menu.
2. In the New Project dialog box, click the New tab.
3. In the Visual J++ Projects tree, click Web Pages.
4. Click Code-Behind HTML.
5. Click Open to create the project.
6. Modify Class1.java as follows:

   import com.ms.wfc.html.*;
   import com.ms.wfc.core.*;
   import com.ms.wfc.ui.*;
   public class Class1 extends DhDocument
   {
      public Class1()
      {
         initForm();
      }
      private void initForm() {
      }
      protected void onDocumentLoad(Object sender, Event event)
      {
         DhElement el = this.findElement("coloredText");
         try
         {
            this.newLine();
            this.addText("ForeColor:"+el.getForeColor().toString());
         }
         catch(Exception e1)
         {
            this.newLine();
            this.addText(e.toString());
         }
         try
         {
            el.setForeColor(Color.BLUE);
            this.newLine();
            this.addText("ForeColor:"+el.getForeColor().toString());
         }
         catch(Exception e2)
         {
            this.newLine();
            this.addText(e.toString());
         }
      }
   }
   						

7. Modify Page1.html as follows:

   <HTML>
   <BODY>
   <hr>
   <OBJECT classid="java:com.ms.wfc.html.DhModule"
       height=0 width=0 ... VIEWASTEXT>
   <PARAM NAME=__CODECLASS VALUE=Class1>
   <PARAM NAME=CABBASE VALUE=Project1.CAB>
   </OBJECT>
   <!-- Insert HTML here -->
   <FONT color=BLUE>
   <SPAN id="coloredText">Testing...</SPAN>
   </FONT>
   </BODY>
   </HTML>
   						

8. Run the project.