Hostname for Jdeveloper app server connection

Hi,
First, I know this is a pretty simple question, so please take it easy on me ;-)
I installed eBS successfully on a Windows XP laptop and am trying to set up a JDeveloper application server connection so I can do some OAF development work. Should I choose Oracle Application Server 10g or Standalone OC4J? How do I figure out my hostname and port number?
I've set up the database connection ok, but I'm pretty new to working on the application server side.
Many thanks.
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tonto

for the prot if you mean the ebs it depent on the port pool u choose during the installation for ex.
port pool 0 ---> http port is 8000 and database port is 1521
port pool 1 --->http port is 8001 and database port is 1522 ...etc
you should connect to ebs using
http://yourservername.domianname:port
for the application server if you installed 11i ebs then the applicaiton server version is 1.0.2.2.2
fadi hasweh
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