How-To Access ADF application module with ADF faces

Sorry for the repost but I don't get answer in the other Thread.
If you look in this little demo you see that you get the DCBindingContainer bc = getBindingContainer(); initialization, but my method getBindingContainer(); gives back null.
What could be the problem with this? Should I make some changes in preferences or something like that?
I work with JDeveloper 1013
Greetings Thijs

Steve Muench made an example of that on his blog, here is the url for the source download: http://otn.oracle.com/products/jdev/tips/muench/accessbindingsinbackingbean/AccessAppModuleInBackingBean.zip
There's one canveat to this technique however. #{binding} seems to be stored in requestScope and therefore can only be injected in request or none scoped managed beans.
Regards,
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