QuickTime 7 Update Guide
From the article:
Updates to QuickTime for Java
QuickTime for Java (QTJ) is now fully supported in QuickTime 7. QTJ is now installed by default in QuickTime 7.
Finally!!!!
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Very cool.
So now I guess the question is when will QT 7 for the PC be released…?
Unfortunately, I can’t seem to find any new QTJ docs to understand what they mean by: QuickTime for Java (QTJ) is now fully supported in QuickTime 7
On the good news front, it seems they got the preflight system working again so that is a bonus.. Unfortunately, QTJ applets still need to be signed in order to work in Java 5, perhaps they will fix that issue with QT 7 on Windows (fingers crossed).