Error using JDeveloper create connection to integration Server

After I success install whole SOA Suite 10.1.3.1, when I used JDeveloper to create connection to Integration Server, There was a failed to connect to BPEL.
Always echo "java.io.FileNotFoundException:http://localhost:80/integration/services/testconnection/BPELConnection" in JDeveloper.

Hmm, and the bpelconsole is running?
You can enter the console at
http://yourhostname:yourport/BPELConsole ?

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Architecture*
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Have you got any evidence that your DAC server isn't running other than the Log won't download properly?
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For more information on this, take a look at:
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Dear Fellas:
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