Auto update of OC4J xml configuration files with JDev

When using JDeveloper with source control (such as ClearCase), Is there a way to configure JDev to prompt the user to check-out the ejb-jar.xml, orion-ejb-jar.xml, web.xml, or application.xml files when JDev needs to update them but finds them to be read-only?
I have found that if these xml files are not checked-out (read-only) and JDev needs to update them (such as when a new EJB is created), JDev does not notify the user that it cannot update them and it does not prompt the user to check them out of source control. Developers often forget that they need to manually check-out these XML files and perform an "update" on them, thus creating configuration problems.
Please advise.
Thank you.
Matt Burton

Matt,
Not yet. We have similar requirements for other areas of JDeveloper. This is certainly on the list of enhancements.
David Brown
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