Database Adapter with sql server connection cannot import user tables

Hi,
In jdeveloper 11g, I tried to create a sql server database connection, i could create the connection, i could see the tables and navigate through the data in
Database navigator section. But while trying to import the tables in the Database adapter to do polling operation, It displays only the system tables like this
syscolumns (dbo)
syscomments (dbo)
sysdepends (dbo)
sysfilegroups (dbo)
sysfiles (dbo)
sysforeignkeys (dbo)
sysfulltextcatalogs (dbo)
sysindexes (dbo)
sysindexkeys (dbo)
sysmembers (dbo)
sysobjects (dbo)
syspermissions (dbo)
sysprotects (dbo)
sysreferences (dbo)
systypes (dbo)
sysusers (dbo)
I am not understanding this wierd bahaviour of jdeveloper.
please advise.
-Chaitu
Edited by: chaitu123 on May 13, 2010 9:16 AM

This is NOT related solely to the SOA Suite. The same behavior appears in the Connections Navigator.
IMHO, this is related to how JDeveloper is parsing the .getMetaData() response.
Scott
Edited by: user8951683 on May 21, 2010 8:08 AM

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