Playing MP3 in Java Programming Language Using JLayer

Yeah..! and finally its done.. I was havin problem wid. Now I got a good library (JLayer) and I am able to play MP3 files. I had a confusion whether to use JMF(Java Media Framework), GStreamer, JLayer or any other alternatives... And now I am attached with JLayer... probably I think :)

So I am here to show you a simple method of playing MP3 file in Java Programming Language using third party library JLayer (licensed under LGPL)

So if you are to make a simple MP3 player then you first got to download this library JLayer
download from JLayer Homepage
download from Sourceforge

Reading input from console in Java

If you are new to Java then you may be thinking of reading input from console. I have seen many people being able to take input in swing framework, but the most basic thing, reading input from console as in C/C++, they gets bewildered.. :D
So today I think of updating my blog with the basic idea of reading input from console which is very simple.Here I have implemented console class for this purpose.

Creating a RSS Feed reader in Java using ROME

          As I was working on developing app for parsing/reading the RSS feed in Java, I sort of though about sharing my experience and here today I am going to guide you through detailed steps in creating a Java application for reading the RSS feed.

As I googled, I found two option either to use Java Utilities or another powerful library ROME ( Rss and atOM utilitiEs). And I selected ROME because it is open source Java tools for parsing, generating and publishing RSS and Atom feeds. The core feature of ROME is that the dependancy is only upon JDOM XML parser and supports parsing, generating and converting all of the popular RSS and Atom formats.