ADF BC : many bc4j.xcfg files created

hi
Please consider this scenario using JDeveloper 10.1.3.3.0 to see that many bc4j.xcfg files are created when selecting a different connection:
(1) First download Steve's example 116 (only 80 KB).
(2) Unzip it and open MultipleLevelsOfReferenceAttributes.jws in JDeveloper 10.1.3.3.0 (where it will be migrated from JDeveloper 10.1.3.2.0 in which it was created).
(3) In the "Open Warning" dialog that says "You are about to migrate the application ... to JDeveloper version 10.1.3.3.0 file format. ..." click Yes.
(4) In the "Migration Progress" dialog that says "Migration successfully completed for ..." click OK.
(5) Double click on the "Project" project to get the Project Properties dialog.
(6) Select the Business Components panel and select any valid connection, click OK.
(7) Click on Save All in the toolbar.
At this time the Project.jpr file has changed.
It also has a few new new entries in the "ownerMap" list, of "nodeClass" "oracle.jbo.dt.jdevx.JdvXmlNode" and also "oracle.jbo.dt.jdevx.ui.JdxXcfgNode" referring to these bc4j.xcfg files :
Project/src/test/entities/associations/common/bc4j.xcfg
Project/src/test/entities/common/bc4j.xcfg
Project/src/test/queries/common/bc4j.xcfg
Project/src/test/queries/viewlinks/common/bc4j.xcfgThese bc4j.xcfg files were also created on the file system and were not in the example when downloaded (you could use Subversion to see the exact differences).
question:
Why are so many bc4j.xcfg files created?
many thanks
Jan Vervecken

Thank you for trying to reproduce this Frank.
I tried the complete scenario again, including the download, and it still reproduces for me.
So, you don't see the 4 new bc4j.xcfg files in the "Project/src" folder?
regards
Jan Vervecken

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    It stores your configurations, so without it the AM doesn't know any of its runtime settings.
    I'd have to see exactly what your bc4jUtil.getAppMod method is doing, but in general if you create the application module using our runtime configuration support (which is always the case if you let the framework create it for you or use the Configuration.createRootApplicationModule API) then this bc4j.xcfg file will need to be where I mentioned.

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