I got a message from Allan at Apple who is looking into it.
He must read this list since I only asked this question here.
We'll probably know what's up shortly.
-E
On Dec 13, 2007, at 8:51 AM, Brian Raymond wrote:
I hope it was a mistake one way or the other, either they didn't
give proper notification and a long lead time before removing them
or they were pulled early. I say that because this type of behavior
is almost insulting to any developers using QTJ.
- Brian
On Dec 13, 2007, at 8:30 AM, Duncan McGregor wrote:
http://qtj.apple.com, which served the javadoc seems to be down,
and the SDK has gone from
It's a sad day my friends. I guess this is the most 'official'
declaration of the death of QTJ we're ever going to get from
Apple. If
you have any sense, stop using QTJ now and move on to other
technologies (preferably not Apple as they might have dropped other
things without telling us).
On Dec 12, 2007 8:24 PM, Ethan Gold <email@hidden> wrote:
Has anyone else noticed that the QTJ javadocs appear to have been
removed from the ADC site?
I get a redirection page at the old location that leads to the Java
Guides page which has no quicktime javadocs links.
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