How to connect sqlserver use oracle sql developer?

I created a non-oracle location connection in owb and can load data from sqlserver to warehouse. Now, I want to use sqlplus or sqldeveloper to connect sqlserver directly, But I got this error message"ora-03135:connection lost contact".
How can I connect sqlserver in sqldeveloper or sqlplus?
Thanks

Hi Napo,
SQLDeveloper can migrate to oracle, browse sqlserver and run and display results from single statements.
I have not seen "ora-03135:connection lost contact" have you set up sqlserver for tcp/ip connection, checked the port is open (and not blocked by, for example, firewalls) and used the jtds driver to connect SQLDeveloper to sqlserver?
Note that "ora-03135:connection lost contact" is an oracle error and does not seem related to sqlserver.
Oracle also has heterogenous gateway products which may be useful
Oracle® Database Gateway for SQL Server User's Guide
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/gateways.111/b31049/toc.htm
-Turloch

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