Adding JUnit Extension to 10.1.3

I'm looking for a way to add the JUnit extension to JDeveloper 10.1.3 production release (not EA) while I don't have direct internet access from my terminal.
I read this forum posting: Re: adding JUnit extension to 10.1.3EA
and it seemed to address the issue for 10.1.3 EA, but I tried to add the extension by both suggested methods in the article.
When trying to add the extension using the local check for updates option, I got this error: "Required Updates Not Installed: The JUnit Integration update in this bundle requires one or more extensions that are not currently installed."
When extracting the extension zip file into the jdev/extensions directory, I received this error: "Severe: No class def found for addin oracle.jdevimpl.wizard.junit.JUnitAddin"
Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Thanks

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