How to determine the oc4j version?

Dear All,
I would like to clarify which version of the OC4J server ( actually which version of the j2ee & servlet API) we have available. Where can I quickly see this info?
The best thing I have found is http://oursecurehost/7780/relnotes.htm I see we have "Oracle9i Application Server Release Notes" ... but I believe this to be incorrect....
Many thanks in advance
regards
Ben Bookey

Check MetaLink Note:230611.1
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Dimitre

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