About IIOP Conection on JDeveloper 3.0

I have JDeveloper 3.0.
I want to deploy a application module and I don't know what i
must to write at IIOP conection because I receive a message:
"oracle.aurora.jndi.sess_iiop Messages,key Unknown
_Service:default"
I have a Orcale 8i server on computer:nedelescu and a database
named:prod
On a regular TCP/IP connection i wrote:
username:scott password:tiger host:nedelescu and SID:prod.
When I try to write this at IIOP connection I receive the
following message:
"oracle.aurora.jndi.sess_iiop Messages,key Unknown
_Service:default"
Tell me what I must do ?
Please send me an short example.
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Make sure that your MTS dispatcher and listener are correctly
configured for IIOP. You can try connecting via the session shell
(sess_sh utility) from a command line to see if the IIOP
connection is working. The service URL is of the format:
sess_iiop://host_ip_address:listener_port:SID
-or if you connect directly to the dispatcher-
sess_iiop://hostipaddress:dispatcher_port
Example:
sess_iiop://138.2.1.23:2481:MARK
or
sess_iiop://138.2.1.23:10481
Where 2481 is the port on the listener that is configured to
listen for IIOP and 10481 is the port that the MTS dispatcher is
using for IIOP.
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