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Message: <blockquote data-quote="akhilapraveen" data-source="post: 10987535" data-attributes="member: 104181">This is the way,The java sound API is quite advanced and allows for many complex operations.Assuming you want to use a wave file your starting point is AudioSystem in the javax.sound.sampled package (midi is another class/package).In your application initialization:1. Get an AudioInputStream from a file/URL or some other input location:  AudioInputStream audioInput = AudioSystem.getAudioInputStream(MyClass.class.getResource("sound/buttonClick.wav"));2. Get a Clip object that can play the sound, this operation can fail if the computer can't play sound:  private static Clip buttonClickSound;  ...  buttonClickSound = AudioSystem.getClip();3. Load the audio input into the clip:  buttonClickSound.open(audioInput);4. Now in your actionPerformed method play the sound:  buttonClickSound.start();Java only comes with basic audio file support. If you want to play something like an MP3 you will need to obtain a 3rd party library (freely available).</blockquote>

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