If (debugFileWriter!=null) e.printStackTrace(debugFileWriter) Īs you can see from that Java code, after I retrieve the sound file from my jar file, the process of playing the sound file is the same in this code as it was in my earlier example. a special way i'm handling logging in this application InputStream inputStream = getClass().getResourceAsStream(SOUND_FILENAME) ĪudioStream audioStream = new AudioStream(inputStream) the input stream portion of this recipe comes from a article. the sound file must be in the same directory as this class file. get the sound file as a resource out of my jar file I tried to make that example very simple so you can just copy that source code and run it, but my actual code is a little bit different, primarily because I need to read my sound file out of a jar file, instead of reading it as a file on a filesystem.įor the sake of completeness, here's the actual method from my current Java application that plays the sound file by reading the file as a resource from the jar file I create when I build my application: play the audio clip with the audioplayer classĪs you can see from this source code, it's pretty easy to create a basic Java sound file player. create an audiostream from the inputstreamĪudioStream audioStream = new AudioStream(in) InputStream in = new FileInputStream(gongFile) String gongFile = "/Users/al/DevDaily/Projects/MeditationApp/resources/" open the sound file as a Java input stream * AudioStream and AudioPlayer code comes from a example. * A simple Java sound file example (i.e., Java code to play a sound file). Here's the source code for my Java sound file example: In this case the sound file I'm going to play is an "au" file, but I believe this same technique works with most other sound file types as well.
(Note: I initially found this technique described at, but the code below is taken from my project.)
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My Java sound/audio example: I'm working on a simple "meditation" application that plays a sound after a certain period of time (the sound of a gong), so I thought I'd share some source code out here that demonstrates how to play a sound file in a Java application like this.
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