Generating Java wrappers for PL/SQL Packages in JDeveloper 3.1

I have not been successful in using JD3.1 to generate java classes for use in calling PL/SQL packages from a Java Servlet I am developing. I have followed the directions under the 'Generating Java Code for Oracle Objects and PL/SQL Packages' help topic: I display the package in the database browser window, right click on the package, select 'Generate Java', and click 'OK' on the pop-up JPublisher window that appears. The wizard clocks out for a few moments, then the JPublisher window disappears, but the java class is not added to JDeveloper's Navigation pane for the Project and Package I specified in the wizard.
Any idea where the generated class is going to?

should be, but isn't... JDeveloper3.1
(build 681) default install... Is it in
a custom package I didn't install? Or
am I just a dumb nut?Hmm.. I thought it was in there.. JPub is a java based tool. You can invoke it as such.
1st, use setvars.bat from your jdeveloper/bin directory.
2nd, run java oracle.jpub.java.Main (pass it the same arguments as you would the jpub.exe)
Here's the output from my machine here:
D:\JDeveloper31\bin>setvars D:\JDeveloper31
Setting JDeveloper 1.2 runtime environment to "D:\JDeveloper31"
Setting JDK version 1.2 in "D:\JDeveloper31\java1.2"
D:\JDeveloper31\bin>java oracle.jpub.java.Main
JPub: Java Object Type Publisher, version 8.1.6.0.0 Production
(and the rest of the help)
Take Care,
Rob
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