It may be easier to use System.getEnv() to get the CLASSPATH and check whether it contains QTJava.zip
--Alex
"Mr. Sushimonster" <email@hidden> wrote:
Hi All,
I'm new to QTJ and am evaluating whether it would be appropriate for my project. I'm trying the get the preflight feature to work for checking whether QTJ is installed on Windows platforms. I'm following Chris Adamson's book example and embedding it into a html page.
This works fine for IE but in Firefox nothing happens. Does the preflight feature work in Mozilla? And if doesn't, is there an alternative?
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