I have generally found that the most stable way to load a resource is
with the class loader. If you're running from a Jar, it generates jar
URL's, if it's a file it generates file:// URL's, etc. etc. So your code
would look like this:
URL clipURL = this.getClass().getClassLoader().getResource("audio/audio1.wav");
if(clipURL == null){
//Oops.
}
AudioClip crowdcheer = getAudioClip(clipURL);
>
>some codes as following:
>***************************************************************************
>load audio:
>..
>AudioClip crowdcheer = getAudioClip(codeBase, "audio/audio1.wav");
>..
>***************************************************************************
>
>
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