JSP Debugging with Eclipse 3.2 WTP

I am using OC4J 10.1.3 Standalone and the latest version of Eclipse WTP. Has anybody been able to debug JSP pages with this configuration? I have found a few references to getting remote debugging to work using JDeveloper, but nothing regarding WTP.
I have tried setting the debug <init-param> to class, but the breakpoints are not hit when starting the server in debug mode. I have also set the debug_mode and emit_debuginfo init parameters to true. The development attribute in the orion-web-app element is set to true.
I have tried starting OC4J using the following command:
java -Xdebug -Xnoagent -Djava.compiler=NONE -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address=4000 -jar oc4j.jar
and then debugging through Eclipse using a Remote Java Application launcher and connecting to port 4000. Again, no breakpoint is hit even though Eclipse does connect ok to port 4000.
I am trying to debug a simple JSP named index.jsp with a breakpoint on the line <% out.print("Hello, World!"); %>. Nothing fancy.
Do I need to use the JspOjcCompiler compiler even though I am not using JDeveloper? I was not able to get this compiler to work. It was failing with the _index class not found.
Thanks,
Dave

Hi, I didn't get an email notifying me of a response to this. Just happened to check myself.
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          2.     Go to url, http://localhost:7001/console and log in (weblogic, weblogic).
          3.     On the left menu, click Deployments, then Lock & Edit button above it, and then the Install button in the main panel.
          4.     Change the location to the web folder in your project workspace (C:\Eclipse\workspace\<projectname>\web) Click Next.
          5.     Leave checked the Install this deployment as an application and click Next.
          6.     Put name for Name of deployment. . From here you can click Finish.
          7.     Click Activate Changes. Then check the deployment box and click Start button and Servicing all requests (in Deployments panel). Then click Yes to start it on the next page
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          http://localhost:7001/web/index.htm
          The ?web? was the name of the web folder we deployed from. In the future you could name this something different if deploying from this console so the url?s do not conflict.
          Edited by mwooten77 at 01/18/2007 9:34 AM
          Edited by mwooten77 at 01/18/2007 9:35 AM

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