Displaying video file in a java program.. PLZ HELP!!!!!!

hi, all..
i am a just a student and i am new to java. im making an project/application where i must be able to play a video on it. can somebody pls tell me the command syntax in putting a video file in a program. can you pls provide a sample code and tell me what are the other necessary files that i need. pls help me!!! tnx a lot....

It's not built into the jre base, so you might not get any very helpful answers here. However, what I'd do is go to google and search for something like "mpeg2 avi java"

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