ColdFusion in Oracle AS J2EE

I need help with deployment of ColdFusion as a J2EE app using an EAR file generated from the coldfusion-702-lin.bin installer downloaded from Adobe/Macromedia.
I created an OC4J instance and tried to deploy the EAR file with the Enterprise Manager Console. The result was this error:
500 Internal Server Error
Servlet error: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: ias.oc4j._deploywiz._selectAppDest
This is on Linux (RHEL 3) using the OAS middle tier.
Any suggestions would be appreciated!

SOLUTION FOUND:
* deploy EAR file ***using dcmctl*** (this worked even though using Enterprise Manager failed)
+ ensure that OAS and the OC4J J2EE container are running
+ $ <midtier java_home>/dcm/bin/dcmctl deployapplication -f <earfile> -a <new app name> -co <component name>
+ add "grant { permission java.security.AllPermissions; };" to oracle/belljava_mid/j2ee/cfmx7/config/java2.policy
+ add lib paths per Oracle Technical Note page: http://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/notes/technote_coldfusion.html

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