[TIMOB-1891] Android: Transparent view with border color & width properties results in completely opaque view

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1. kevinwhinnery 2011-04-15

   request from two pro seats is to include this fix on the 1.5.x branch

2. Matt Schmulen 2011-11-30 Bummer ... bumped into this working on an android custom demo onsite in Seoul for an Android hardware :( bump please :)
3. Jon Barnhart 2012-02-01 I ran into a similar problem. I wanted to set a borderColor to black and the backgroundColor to transparent so that the parents background would show through (empty tube effect)
4. Allen Yeung 2012-03-07 Modified test case to also test property changed:

      var win = Ti.UI.createWindow({
        backgroundColor: '#7B6700',
        fullscreen:false,
        exitOnClose:true
      });
      
      var viewBackground = Ti.UI.createView({
        backgroundColor: 'black',
        top:120,
        width:400,
        height:30
      });
      
      var op= 0.2;
      
      var view = Ti.UI.createView({
        backgroundColor:'white',
        borderColor:'gray',
        borderRadius:7,
        borderWidth:10,
        opacity: op,
        top:10,
        height:300,
        width:200
      });
      
      win.addEventListener('click', function(){
          op = op + .1;
          view.opacity = op;
          Ti.API.info(op);
      });
      
      win.add(viewBackground);
      win.add(view);
      win.open();
      

   1. Launch app 2. Verify that the second view is transparent. 3. Click on the window, and verify that the opacity of the second window changes.
5. Shawn Lipscomb 2012-03-08 Is this fixed merged into the 1_8_X branch, or just 2.0 ?
6. Neeraj Gupta 2012-03-08 Just 2.0 branch. We are not putting any more fix in 1_8_X branch.
7. Wilson Luu 2012-03-13 Closing bug. Verified fix on: SDK build: 2.0.0.v20120312213243 Runtime: V8, Rhino Titanium Studio, build: 2.0.0.201203121914 Device: Droid 3 (2.3.4)

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