Help, I can't get the Embedded OC4J Server to restart!

I've run into the following problem (well, actually a collegue) in that I can not get the OC4J application to restart once I kill it. She has a JSP page which will run once upon the first time JDeveloper 9i is run. However, from that point on, changes are compiled, but the I.E. page never comes up. I traced the problem down to the OC4J internal server is not being restarted. It seems the underlying reason is that somehow the embedded server gets in a state where it can't be shutdown.
I've tried directly killing it via the run manager tab, and I've even looked at task manager and in both cases, I don't see anything corresponding to the server. Even restarting JDeveloper proper doesn't seem to clear it.
Any thoughts?
Thanks.
Please post here, and email me at [email protected]
Dave Blake

I assume you are asking about JDev 9.0.2. If it's another version, please let me know. I can offer some suggestions based on the most likely causes:
1) Try disabling the proxy server in JDev. Go to Tools | Preferences - Proxy Server, and uncheck the "Use HTTP Proxy Server" checkbox. You will have to quit and relaunch JDev for the change to get picked up. Then try running your JSP again.
2) Try telling JDev to use a specific hostname for your machine other than the default. Go to Tools | Preferences - Deployment, and click on the radio button that says "Specify host name:" Try putting localhost or 127.0.0.1 here. You may have to use this in combination with 1).
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