Adding Sound to APPLICATIONS

[sgthale]

Ive been digging into Google for hours now and I cant find one tutorial for adding sounds to applications. They are all just for Applets. If I try to use the Applet tutorial code, I get this error in the line:

import java.applet.AudioClip;

public class SoundManager {
	private static AudioClip[] sounds = new AudioClip[32];
	private static int count = 0;
	
	public void loadSound(String file){
		sounds[count++] = getAudioClip(getCodeBase(), file);
	}
}

"The Method getCodeBase() is undefined for the class"

How do I fix this problem, OR how do I implement sounds into APPLICATIONS

[JosAH]

There's a static method in the Applet class: newAudioClip( ... ); it loads an audio clip for you; there's no need to worry about that Applet class, i.e. you don't need to build an applet, you're just using a static method from that class (the method is in the wrong class i.m.h.o.)

kind regards,

Jos

[Cosmos]

there can be one other way too.....but it will use your computer's pre-installed products like windows media player,etc...

search for exec method that will indirectly use the command line to play audio files.....