BC4JToyStore deploy to 9iAS

Could someone point me to instructions (if they exist) on deploying the toystore demo to 9iAS?
I have the demo working fine in JDeveloper and now I want to put it in our 9iAS environment.
We are running linux_iasv90201.
Thanks,
Jay

You can use the BC4JToyStore.deploy deployment profile in the "Deployment" project of the BC4JToyStore.jws workspace to deploy the entire application as a single EAR file.
Then, you can use Oracle Enterprise Manager to navigate to the OC4J instance where you want to deploy this EAR file. For example, choose the "home" OC4J instance. Just click on the hyperlink and you will find a place at the top of the page where you will see a button named (Deploy) [or maybe it's (Deployment)]. That will bring you through an 8-step process to deploy the app. Just be aware that you must FIRST configure the two datasources that the BC4J demo uses (they are named jdbc/toystoreDS and jdbc/toystore_statemgmtDS).

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