Sound effects in Java

So, any Java programmers out there want to help me out with something?

I have an assignment due in a few days, I needed to make a Tetris clone. I've done that just fine, but it just doesn't feel like Tetris without the music. What I ask is, how would I get music into a Java program?

Basically, I need a class that takes a .wav file as a parameter in the Constructor, and loops it until a stop method is called.

http://www.jsresources.org/examples/

Additionally, if you are torturing yourself with Java3D, it comes with its own audio support class(es).

.wav file
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That example page really helped. I used the clip example for looping, and I made a few changes to it, but I can't figure out how to stop the sound. I did m_clip.stop() which, according to the description in the file, should stop the sound where it is, but it closes my entire program.

Any help?

Nevermind, figured it out.

Use Clojure.

>>5
how?

>>7
OP here, see >>6

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.wav file in Java
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FTFY

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