Component Palette

Does JDeveloper 10g have the provision to register
custom schemas for the Component Palette?
For example,
1. Create a Component Palette page of type XML with
Tools>Configure Palette.
2. Add Components to the Component Palette from a
custom schema.

Deepak,
Are you hoping to add pages to the Component Palette to aid in the editing of a custom XML language using the JDeveloper XML Editor? If so, and you have an XML Schema, all you should have to do is register it with JDeveloper via Tools .. Preferences .. XML Schemas, using "xml" as the extension. Then when you open a document that uses your schema, you should automatically have a component palette, plus get code insight, support in the Property Inspector, insertion menus (right-click in the Structure Pane), etc.
-brian

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BUMP
Just wanted to inform that I ran into the same problem. Derek's solution solved my problem. I noticed that before applying this fix my own palette.xml was 0 bytes in size.
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