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Dillan:

Just remember, classes in sun.* are not to be counted on *at all*. 
They come and go and are not supported -- that's where Javasoft does
their fiddling and experimentaion.  If a class passes the tests, etc.
it gets moved to the java* or javax* portions of the language.

You are, of course, free to use them at your own risk <g>.

-Rich

Dillan Fernando wrote:
> 
> Hi Jean Pierre Pagani!
> 
> There is a package sun.audio, which is not documented in JBuilder. I don't
> remember exactly what you have to do, but it looks something like this,
> 
> import sun.audio.*;
> ...
> ..
> FileInputStream fs = new FileInputStream("music.au");
> AudioPlayer ap = AudioPlayer.audioplayer ;  // Or something similar if this
> doesent work try
>                                                                    //
> AudioPlayer.audio; Note this is a variable
> ap.play(fs);
> 
> Hope this help
> 
> Regards
> 
> Dillan Fernando
> Senior Analyst
> Palmware (pvt) Ltd.
> 
> Jean Pierre Pagani wrote in message <6v7jr9$b533@forums.borland.com>...
> >how to use sounds "*.au" in  java applications
> >in applets i use play(url,string);
> >
> >--
> >jean pierre pagani
> >
> >j2p@wanadoo.fr
> >j2p@csi.com
> >http://wwwperso.hol.fr/~jpagani/
> >
> >

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