How can I have two different types of timers in one program?

[gregsakas]

Is it even possible? I tried declaring

javax.swing.Timer newt=new Timer(1000, new ActionListener(){...});

and

java.util.Timer timer=new Timer();

but it gives me the error: Type mismatch: cannot convert from javax.swing.Timer to java.util.Timer for the second. I have both types imported and I they are in different methods of the program.

EDIT: I realized that I only had the javax.swing.Timer; imported specifically. If it is not possible, then how can I use .scheduleAtFixedRate with a swing timer?

[Fubarable]

Rather than ask us to answer a specific code question, you may be better off first telling us what overall problem you're trying to solve and some background into your problem (for example, is this in fact for a Swing GUI?) as the best solution may vary depending on this.

[gregsakas]

I need one timer that can do:

timer.scheduleAtFixedRate(...);

and one timer that can do:

Timer newtimer=new Timer(1000, new ActionListener() { });

and as far as I know there isn't one timer that does both.

EDIT: They need to be in the same program. That's really all I need.

[gregsakas]

I just fixed the problem:
You need to have the type of timer after new...
Example

javax.swing.Timer newtimer=new javax.swing.Timer(1000, new ActionListener() { });