Deployment profile in Jdeveloper11

Hello
in the previous version, when i create a new deployment profile, i can see it in the application navigator, but in the jdeveloper11, i can't see it, by stead, i can see it in the "build->deploy" menu, BUT THE PROFILE IS GREY, i can't use it. is that the bug of jdeveloper11.1.1.1.0? how to solve the problem?
Thank you very much

hello,
i create a deployment profile, following the wizard, it said the war file will be located under deploy directory within the project dir, but i could not find the "deploy" dir. in the previous version such as jdeveloper10.1.3 you can find it once created.
who can help me with the issue of jdeveloper11.1.1.1.0?
Edited by: user645489 on 2009-9-2 上午3:05

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