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Playing Macromedia Flash in Java Application

 
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Hello all,
I would like to ask you whether is it possible for us to embedd
a ".fla" /".swf" file i.e,a macromedia movie or a macromedia flash
in a java application,if it is possible please do help me regarding this issue

Thanks
Rohan Kalbhor
 
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A way would be to embed a browser in your application an have it run the Flash component (see JDIC).
 
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The Java Media Framework (JMF) can play Flash 2 files, but it's no longer being developed.

QuickTime for Java can play Flash 5 files, but limits you to OS X and Windows.

Links can be found here.
 
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