How to use the java developer

I have recently downloaded the jdeveloper from the oracle site . I want to know how to use it .
We are using oracle9i as DB in m/c with IP 192.168.2.7
and oracle 10g in app server with IP 192.168.2.5
The servers are loaded with Linux Opr system.
I want to know how to load the jdeveloper from a window m/c
Thanks in adv ..
S R Chowdhury

You unzip the JDeveloper zip file and invoke jdev.exe
in the jdev/bin directory.
For more information please check out the tutorials
on the JDeveloper home page:
http://otn.oracle.com/jdev
Thanks for the reply ..
Sir I have already unzipped the file .
Then what to do ?
My email ID is [email protected]

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