Importing "81TelcoECommerce.ear" into JDeveloper 10.1.3.3.0

I am following the installation instructions on page 34 of the following document:
"Oracle’s Siebel Business Applications Bookshelf Documentation Library Version 8.1: Siebel Self-Service Application Developer’s Guide."
Page 34 of the guide explains how to import the application "81SelfService.ear" into JDeveloper.
We need instructions on how to import the "81TelcoECommerce.ear" application into JDeveloper.
The TelcoECommerce EAR does not adhere to the same project structure.
For example, there is no ViewController.jpr file at the root of the "ViewController.war" file.
Thanks,
Jonathan

Jonathan,
The issue you encountered is a known issue that has been address in the GA Release of Siebel 8.1.1
Regards,
Declan

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