Cannot edit Oracle Spatial data

Hello,
I am running into some problems with my Oracle Spatial data. Maybe somebody has some insight. Here's what is going on:
1) I am able to connect to and view the data in uDig but I cannot edit the data and also the data shows up in the table of contents with a line symbol even though it is polygon data (it renders correctly in the map as polygons). I try using the 'Create Polygon Geometries' tool and it errors saying 'Create Polygon Tool' cannot operate on current layer.
2) When I try testing edits through WFS-T it errors and tells me that the table is read only.
The table is in the USERS tablespace and I have verified that it is read/write. I also set object permissions on the user: ALTER, DELETE, INSERT, SELECT, UPDATE
Am I missing something obvious? Anyone else have this problem? Thanks a lot for any ideas anyone has.

My apologies for the confusion. My insert statement DID work just fine. I just wasn't seeing it...probably because I was querying the table in Enterprise Manager DB Control and it looks like it takes some time to refresh. So it appears that user permissions are not the issue.
I have used two data loading methods:
Before loading data, I needed to create a user defined coordinate reference system:
1 create projection operation for my custom projection
2 configure projection parameters
3 create the projected CRS in mdsys.sdo_coord_ref_system
First data load steps
1 shp2sdo.exe my_shapefile my_table -g geom -s 1000002 -v
2 execute my_table.sql
3 execute sqlldr.exe
4 EXECUTE SDO_MIGRATE.TO_CURRENT('my_table','GEOM');
5 CREATE INDEX my_table_index ON my_table(geom) INDEXTYPE IS MDSYS.SPATIAL_INDEX;
Second data load steps:
1 open up MapBuilder, make a connection, and go through the Import Shapefile wizard. MapBuilder automatically creates a spatial index.
Does it appear that I am missing any steps or doing anything obviously wrong that would be causing me to not be able to edit the data through clients such as uDig or WFS-T?

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    To meet information demand concerning income and job generation programs implemented by Brazil’s Federal District Economic Development Office (SDE), the Federal District Planning Company developed the Urban Areas Management System (SIGAU). Local areas are evaluated through performance indexes that take into account urban features, land plot, block and district, and analysis/simulation of a large volume of data from many governmental offices and systems. Thematic maps enable follow up and decision making on current programs. Oracle Spatial, GeoRaster and MapViewer provide a safe, high performance implementation platform. A demo will be shown.
    Creation, Publication & Update of Maps out of Databases
    Sebastien Lanoe, Product Marketing Manager, Lorienne SA
    The production of maps out of GIS databases is often a challenging process. Lorienne innovates with a new map production environment for map creation, map publication and map updates from Oracle Spatial, with a focus on high quality, production cost, data integrity and diversification of map products across media. The case study with Tele Atlas data stored in Oracle Spatial will address the benefits, the level of quality, the efficiency of the production process and its dedicated user-friendly environment.
    Reengineering Desktop Thick Workgroups into Web
    Rich Enterprise Clients
    Bryan Hall, Spatial Architect, L-3 Communications
    Jeff Walawender, Senior Software Engineer, L-3 Communications
    Cost cutting requires reengineering spatial solutions to directly address business requirements. But enterprise computing for spatial data has, with even "Web 2.0", required the user to lose the responsiveness and feedback that traditional desktop thick client GIS software has provided. We took a different approach in the re-engineering effort and concentrated on making it work as much like a traditional desktop thick client - while simplifying use, making editing more reliable, and actually speeding up rendering. All this, while only supporting one versioned Oracle Spatial database, and application tier for all users.
    Complete eGovernment solution at City of Bolzano
    Stefan Putzer, CreaForm
    Giulio Lavoriero, Director of Engineering, CreaForm
    The City of Bolzano, Italy has a unique, complete editing and publishing environment for geographical data. The Oracle Spatial-based enterprise editing environment supports import and export into geospatial tools from Bentley and ESRI, and network modeling from Oracle Spatial. Data is shared with GeoJAX, an easy-to-use geographical web browser that uses the Oracle MapViewer framework in combination with J2EE and AJAX for browsing Oracle Spatial data. This provides a flexible viewer supports spatial queries, and can be fully customized (style and functionality). Users can easily import any kind of geographical data from an ESRI file, edit it with a CAD precision functionality and make those data visible to anyone via the web in a very short time.
    5:00 – 5:30 p.m.
    Closing Reception
    Questions about the Oracle Spatial Users Conference? Contact us!
    Phone: 303-337-0513 Fax: 303-337-1001 E-mail: [email protected]

    Hi:
    Some updates regarding the Oracle Spatial User Conference 2008.
    1 - Presentations are now available at
    http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/spatial/htdocs/spatial_conf_0803_idx.html
    All submitted presentations have been posted except for the 3:30 track B slides. Those will be available in a day or two.
    2 - Survey for Conference Attendees: If you attended the conference, please take a few minutes to complete the brief survey: http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/survey-intro.zgi?p=WEB227LQXQUMMD.
    Take the survey by April 2 to be entered in a random drawing to receive a copy of the Pro Oracle Spatial for Oracle Database 11g book. We'll also give away 10 GITA shoulder bags.
    Thanks to the speakers, sponsors, and participants for a great conference!

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