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Author CD Drive eject
david

2004-10-22, 3:57 am

I've been searching all over and I still haven't found an answer. Is
there a way to eject a CD drive in Sun's Java? I've found the J++
code, but I need either the code in Java or a free copy of the J++
libraries. Thanks for help

David
Thomas Weidenfeller

2004-10-22, 3:57 am

david wrote:
> I've been searching all over and I still haven't found an answer. Is
> there a way to eject a CD drive in Sun's Java?


No, not with Java, not in a cross-platform way.

/Thomas
Boudewijn Dijkstra

2004-10-22, 8:56 am

"david" <david.bander@gmail.com> schreef in bericht
news:67c8f14d.0410212302.33f6d353@posting.google.com...
> I've been searching all over and I still haven't found an answer. Is
> there a way to eject a CD drive in Sun's Java? I've found the J++
> code, but I need either the code in Java or a free copy of the J++
> libraries. Thanks for help


JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "Please eject CD drive " + path, "Eject",
JOptionPane.PLAIN_MESSAGE);


Aki \Sus\ Laukkanen

2004-10-25, 3:59 am

Boudewijn Dijkstra wrote:
> "david" <david.bander@gmail.com> schreef in bericht
> news:67c8f14d.0410212302.33f6d353@posting.google.com...
>
>
> JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "Please eject CD drive " + path, "Eject",
> JOptionPane.PLAIN_MESSAGE);


:-)
Well that sure _is_ a cross-platform way to do it... *smirk* Unless, of
course, the target platform's usual "weakest link" (the user) does not
happen to understand English. (In which case this method is not
supported) :-)

--
-Aki "Sus" Laukkanen

Tor Iver Wilhelmsen

2004-10-25, 8:57 am

"Aki \"Sus\" Laukkanen" <aki.laukkanenREMOVETHIS@helsinki.fi> writes:

> Well that sure _is_ a cross-platform way to do it... *smirk* Unless,
> of course, the target platform's usual "weakest link" (the user)
> does not happen to understand English. (In which case this method is
> not supported) :-)


Solved by using ResourceBundle plus MessageFormat. :)
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