How to do memory profiling remotely???

Hi,
We are using JDeveloper 10g (10.1.2.1.0) and Oracle Application Server 10g (10.1.2.0.2) to deploy our web application, its running on a Solaris OS. We would like to know how to make a remote memory profiling for this configuration. JDeveloper help is very ambiguous, and very short.
Anybody could help us a little bit with this? How we can configure OC4J JVM to attend remote memory profiling requests? How we can connect and run the JDeveloper memory profiling extension over this OC4J JVM?....
Thanks in advanced.

Nice to read it ;-)
Any other option to profile memory remotely on Solaris and OC4J JVM? Maybe any JDeveloper plugging or any standalone recommendable product? Or I could thinking in cutting my veins already?
Thanks for your answer.

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