Customizing the DataSource for my media player application

Hi,
I am trying to build a j2me player which is fed from a list of files (e.g. providing few mp3 files and having playing it as one continues stream).
I understand that DataSource can be customized for such needs but I don't really know how to do that and I can't find good and simple explanation.
Please let me know what are the steps, or point me to good source.
Thank in advance

Hello,
I think that maybe there's nothing wrong with your jar. If you don't install jmf, it will not find the codecs.
"Q: What is JMF Registry?
JMF 2.1.1 maintains a registry of available plugins, package prefixes and other settings in a file called jmf.properties. This is a binary file and should only be modified using the provided JMFRegistry application. This application is a part of the JMF 2.1.1 jmf.jar file and can be run as "java JMFRegistry". It requires that you have Swing-1.1 in your CLASSPATH (or you can use JDK 1.2 or later). "
I suppose JMF searchs for the codecs in the jmf.properties. If you don't want to install JMF, try to add only the jmf.properties to your classpath, or keep it in the same directory of your jar.
Hope it helps.
ANeto

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