BPEL Designer for JDeveloper?

I just installed JDeveloper and the BPEL Process Manager. My organization will be taking over an existing Oracle BPEL project and the old project lead indicated we should use the BPEL Designer.
I have been searching for the referenced BPEL Designer extension to JDeveloper for the last few hours. It has so far alluded me. Can someone provide the download URL: or explain what must be done. I went to the JDeveloper extensions site and it is not listed there.
Is ther a BPEL Designer for JDeveloper?

I downloaded Oracle JDeveloper 11G, the Technology Preview and installed the BPEL Process manager. I'm not able to create a BPEL process as described in the startup screen that pops up from the Windows Start menu when you select JDeveloper BPEL Designer.
I notice when I go the JDeveloper about box/Extensions list that all the BPEL stuff is grayed out with a description that it has been disabled by the user. I didn't touch a thing! How do I enable BPEL in JDeveloper?
I did a search on Google and found a reference to the ide.properties file, but when I search my computer I only find such a file for the Jdeveloper IDE itself and there's no reference to BPEL anywhere.
I'd love to start learning BPEL, but can't seem to get past this obstacle!

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