Help to deploy EJB component on Sun's application server

hi all,
i am using jDev10g as IDE. but i cant deploy my EJB component on sun microsystem application server being in my IDE.
guid me to overcome this task
thanks
regerds
nuwan

The only non-Oracle application servers supported in JDeveloper seem to be WebLogic, Tomcat, and JBoss. You might want to check the JDeveloper forum over at Oracle, someone might have an answer for you.

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