Re: QTJava has expired -- update QT & replace qtjava.zip as necessary

• Subject: Re: QTJava has expired -- update QT & replace qtjava.zip as necessary
• From: "George Birbilis" <email@hidden>
• Date: Thu, 27 Oct 2005 11:34:15 +0300
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After installing the 'new version' of Quicktime (with itunes) from Apple's website, I was still getting the 'QTJava has expired' error. I had a hunch that my antiquated development environment (Codewarrior) was the problem -- sure enough, my project still had a reference to the old qtjava.zip. As soon as I replaced the old qtjava.zip with the new one the problem went away.

To the Quicktime folks, before I reinstalled QT I noticed that Quicktime said it didn't need an update. This seems wrong since it did need an update and one was available. I ended up uninstalling and reinstalling. Did anyone else have this experience? (I need to know so I can better inform my users.)

Laura

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