The only workaround i could figure out is setting back the system date.
In my case June 2005 worked.
This is really serious, can we expect an update soon?
regards,
Marcus
Am 16.10.2005 um 18:34 schrieb Gruni:
Hello,
I just started developing with Quicktime Java and everything was
working
pretty good up until now. Today I tested my application and bang it
told
me my Quicktime has expired. That's the same that Dominik
described. It
seems to me Apple bundled a developer version (QTJava:6.1.1a1) with
Quicktime 7.0.2 so now I can't use my Quicktime in Java anymore. Can
anyone confirm this. Or tell me which version is bundled with QT 7.0.3
(seems stll to be 6.1.1a1 from what Dominik said) I'm actually kind of
annoyed that this happened, cause I thought releases would not contain
development versions. It would be great if someone could clarify
this. I
searched my complete HD and found only this 6.1.1a1 version of
QTjava.zip.
Any clarification about this would be great. Because if my QTJ
expired I
can expect the QTJ of everyone using QT7.0.2 to be expired
rendering all
QTJ based applicatons useless.
Regards Andreas
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