Audio in the main class (the applet) are easy; see oo.

If you are putting them in one of your classes that get called by the applet, its just a little trickier. The class that is used needs to know about the applet.

For example if we had an applet class called Main and a Spaceship class that we wanted to play a sound.

In Main when we declare the Spaceship we might:

Spaceship theSpaceship = new SpaceShip(x,y,this);

We have added the word this -> which is referring to this applet. Now the Spaceship (which had parameters x,y) will take in a parameter that is the applet.

In Spaceship our constructor looks like:

//Globals to keep track of the image and the applet
AudioClip clip;
Applet myApplet;

public Spaceship(int x, int y, Applet theApplet)
{
    myApplet=theApplet;
    //Now I will load the img
    clip = myApplet.getAudioClip(myApplet.getCodeBase(), "sound.wav"); 
}		
	 

To play the sound we just say clip.play();

  
	public void playSound()
    {
		clip.play();
          
    }