How do I attach a debugger to an OPMN managed OC4J instance?

I'm trying to debug some EJB code in a J2EE application which is deployed in an OPMN managed OC4J instamce. I can't find any documentation which explains how to configure a port for debugging so that I can attach a debugger.
Anyone got any ideas on this one?
Many thanks,
Edd

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