BPEL Designer extension?

I wasn't able to find the BPEL Designer extension using "Check for Updates" in JDeveloper preview 10.1.3.
This feature matrix listed it as a downloadable extension to the J2EE edition of the preview:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/101/collateral/101/featurematrix.html
Is this feature matrix incorrect, or is there another way to get the BPEL Designer extension?
Thx,
Jeri

It is listed in blue - which means that it is still not there in the preview but will be there by production.

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