Jmf-qtj bridging on windows. help !!

hi all,
i want to know whether both java media framework and quicktime for java are compatible to each other on windows operating system. i.e. jmf-qtj bridging is possible or not .
anybody ever worked on it. please respond.
thanks in advance.
niraj.

ya thanks for reply,
but it uses something called "cygwin". which i don't know how is helpful. i m using windows 2000.
other thing is that , does anybody knows good tutorials for realtime media streaming using QT Java.
thanks in advance.
niraj.

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