Corruption of Oracle Inventory by installing ADF runtime libraries?

Hi,
We are running OAS 10.1.2.2.0 on RedHat Enterprise Linux and I am deploying an ADF application from JDev 10.1.3.39.84.
I downloaded the standalone installer for the adf runtime libraries installer from here:
http://download.oracle.com/otn/java/jdeveloper/10132/extensions/adfinstaller.zip
and installed it to our development server. I then deployed the ADF application and it seems to work just fine.
Now I have requested that these libraries be installed to the production server but the Sys Admin has informed me that:
"Your installation appears to have corrupted the 'Oracle Inventory' on the development server. This can affect upgrades, patching, etc."
I have been asked to investigate if this is a known issue and what possible resolutions there might be for preserving/restoring the Oracle Inventory to enable continued maintenance of the servers.
I have searched the forums and Metalink without success, so I am posting this query to see if anyone else can help me point me in the right direction.
Thanks for any assistance.

Hi,
please file a service request with customer support. This way you have an analyst working with you to track down the issue. Because ADF libraries are copying jar files only and this is nothing you can re-do after wards, I would be surprised if it has anything to do with the Oracle inventory. However still it would be good to have customer support looking at this
Frank

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