No constructor matching .....

[Wayne Burr]

I'm getting this error and after reseaching what it means still does not fix my problem. I have spend alot of time on it and really can't see where the error is possible. Please have a look and let me know if you can see the problem.
No constructor matching ParamPYUnderwriterExpense(java.lang.String, java.lang.String, int, int, int, int, int, int, int) found in class com.ca.ka.ParamPYUnderwriterExpense.
ParamPYUnderwriterExpense savfactor = new ParamPYUnderwriterExpense(savefactorId, policyyearPPUE, t1overheadPPUE, t2overheadPPUE, t3overheadPPUE, t4overheadPPUE, t5overheadPPUE, t6overheadPPUE, corpoverheadPPUE);
Here is some of the code that it is getting called from:

  
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.some code
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String savefactorId = "";
  String policyyearPPUE = "";
  int t1overheadPPUE = 0;
  int t2overheadPPUE = 0;
  int t3overheadPPUE = 0;
  int t4overheadPPUE = 0;
  int t5overheadPPUE = 0;
  int t6overheadPPUE = 0;
  int corpoverheadPPUE = 0
.
.some code
.
    savefactorId = request.getParameter("cmbFactorid");
    policyyearPPUE = request.getParameter("strpolicyyr");
    t1overheadPPUE = Integer.parseInt(request.getParameter("intT1Over"));
    t2overheadPPUE = Integer.parseInt(request.getParameter("intT2Over"));
    t3overheadPPUE = Integer.parseInt(request.getParameter("intT3Over"));
    t4overheadPPUE = Integer.parseInt(request.getParameter("intT4Over"));
    t5overheadPPUE = Integer.parseInt(request.getParameter("intT5Over"));
    t6overheadPPUE = Integer.parseInt(request.getParameter("intT6Over"));
    corpoverheadPPUE = Integer.parseInt(request.getParameter("intCorpOver"));

This part of the JAVA code:

  
package com.ca.ka;
import java.io.*;
public class ParamPYUnderwriterExpense implements Serializable
{
    private String rowid = "";
    private String policyyear = "";
    private int team1_overhead = 0;
    private int team2_overhead = 0;
    private int team3_overhead = 0;
    private int team4_overhead = 0;
    private int team5_overhead = 0;
    private int team6_overhead = 0;
    private int corporate_overhead = 0;
    public ParamPYUnderwriterExpense()
    {
    }
    ParamPYUnderwriterExpense(String rowid, String policyyear, int team1_overhead, int team2_overhead, int team3_overhead, int team4_overhead, int team5_overhead, int team6_overhead, int corporate_overhead)
    {
        this.rowid = rowid;
        this.policyyear = policyyear;
        this.team1_overhead = team1_overhead;
        this.team2_overhead = team2_overhead;
        this.team3_overhead = team3_overhead;
        this.team4_overhead = team4_overhead;
        this.team5_overhead = team5_overhead;
        this.team6_overhead = team6_overhead;
        this.corporate_overhead = corporate_overhead;
.
.some code
.

Any help will be great if anybody can spot why I'm getting the error.
Thanks in advance!

[Wayne Burr]

This is the call in the first set of Code from above:
ParamPYUnderwriterExpense savfactor = new ParamPYUnderwriterExpense(savefactorId, policyyearPPUE, t1overheadPPUE, t2overheadPPUE, t3overheadPPUE, t4overheadPPUE, t5overheadPPUE, t6overheadPPUE, corpoverheadPPUE);

[Wayne Burr]

Problem turned out to be that the constructor was not Public.
Problem solved!
Thanks!