How do I instantiate an object when it's constructor expects enumerables?
I have a class that uses enumerable data types.  In it's constructor, it uses two of these.  When I try to instantiate an object of this class from another file, I get an error.  
Here is part of the code from the class:

    public class Card {
    public static enum colorType {BLACK, RED};
    public static enum suitType {CLUB, DIAMOND, HEART, SPADE };
    public static enum rankType {ACE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE, SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT,
            NINE, TEN, JACK, QUEEN, KING };
    private boolean faceup = false;
    private rankType rank;
    private suitType suit;

    //*************************************************************
    //Card- constructor.  initializes a card and makes it face down
    //*************************************************************
    public void Card(rankType r, suitType s){
        this.rank = r;
        this.suit = s;
        this.faceup = false;
    }
When I try to do this:

    Card C1 = new Card(ACE,SPADE);
from another file, I get an error.  using rankType.ACE and suitType.SPADE as arguments also gives the same error.  I can do Card C1 = new Card(); with no errors, but that would create a card with nothing in it.  The exact error I'm getting is:

    internal error; cannot instantiate Card.<init> at Card to ()
Obviously there is some trick to using enumerables in this situation.  What am I doing wrong?  
How do I instantiate an object when it's constructor expects enumerables?
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I have a class that uses enumerable data types.  In it's constructor, it uses two of these.  When I try to instantiate an object of this class from another file, I get an error.  
Here is part of the code from the class:

    public class Card {
    public static enum colorType {BLACK, RED};
    public static enum suitType {CLUB, DIAMOND, HEART, SPADE };
    public static enum rankType {ACE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE, SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT,
            NINE, TEN, JACK, QUEEN, KING };
    private boolean faceup = false;
    private rankType rank;
    private suitType suit;

    //*************************************************************
    //Card- constructor.  initializes a card and makes it face down
    //*************************************************************
    public void Card(rankType r, suitType s){
        this.rank = r;
        this.suit = s;
        this.faceup = false;
    }
When I try to do this:

    Card C1 = new Card(ACE,SPADE);
from another file, I get an error.  using rankType.ACE and suitType.SPADE as arguments also gives the same error.  I can do Card C1 = new Card(); with no errors, but that would create a card with nothing in it.  The exact error I'm getting is:

    internal error; cannot instantiate Card.<init> at Card to ()
Obviously there is some trick to using enumerables in this situation.  What am I doing wrong?  