import java.applet.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;

public class SoundBeepWithLabelAndButton extends Applet
{
	public void init()
	{
		// Make the applet window narrow enough so that the button appears
		//  *under* the label; note that the applet window can still be
		//  resized (made larger) by the user, which can change the position
		//  of the two objects; see other example programs to learn how to
		//  specify the exact (absolute) position of applet window elements
		setSize(120, 60);

		// Construct a label
		Label info = new Label("Click the button!", Label.CENTER);
		info.setBackground(Color.red);

		// Construct a button
		Button beep = new Button("Beep");
		beep.setForeground(Color.blue);

		// Add the label and the button to the applet layout; notice that no
		//  explicit 'paint' method is needed, since components know how
		//  to paint themselves; when an applet is repainted, it calls not
		//  only its own 'paint' method, but also the 'paint' methods for
		//  all of the components that it contains
		add(info);
		add(beep);

		// Specify that action events sent by the button should be handled
		// by a new 'BeepAction' object (defined below)
		beep.addActionListener(new BeepAction());
	}
}

class BeepAction implements ActionListener
{
	public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event)
	{
		// Emit the native operating system audio beep
		Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().beep();
	}
}