Human Task JSPs not deploying on SOA 10.1.3.1 production

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Hi All,
I am trying to use a custom JSP for a Human Task on SOA Suite 10.1.3.1 & JDev 10.1.3.1. It seems that the JSPs are not being deployed, or they are being deployed in the wrong place.
The error I get in the Worklist application, when I try to view a task is:
The requested URL /default/FridayMorning/1.0/HumanTask1/HumanTask1.jsp was not found on this server.
I have tried this on multiple SOA Suite server machines, one with only one domain, and one with multiple domains, and have also tried developing the project on different JDevelopers on different machines, with the same result.
I could not find the JSP registered anywhere on the AS Control. I understand they are meant to be deployed under orabpel?
The BPEL Suitcase does not contain any jsp files, and in the output directory, there is a .jsps folder which contains the java and class files that relate to the JSPs.
To recreate:
Open JDev
Create a new application
Create a new BPEL project
Drop a Human Task into the process
Give it a name
Click on the magic wand to define the task
Give it a name
Click on the + to add a parameter, select the payload of inputVariable
Click on the + to add someone to route to, pick a user
Save
Close Human Task
Save process
In the Applications Navigator, expand the project, right click on the HumanTask folder and select Auto Generate Simple Task Form
Save all
Build all
Deploy to BPEL server
Go to BPEL console, start the process
Go to BPEL worklist, select the task
The error appears.
We have also tried using custom JSPs (instead of simple ones).
Also, I noticed that if you delete task form files from the popup menu, and then regenerate them, you only get the .tform file, no JSPs are generated.
Can anyone else verify this happens to them?
Thanks,
Mark Nelson

Answer 1

OCMS stands for Oracle Communication and Mobility Server and is basically a SIP Container embedded as a hook into OC4J 10.1.3.1. I'm using JDK 1.5.0_12-b04. Wondering if there's any other way to check configuration of the JSP compiler.
Thanks for your help,
Adam