Installating JUnit extension

I have just spent the whole morning trying to install the JUnit extension into JDev 10.1.3.1. Most of that time was spent trying to find where to get the extension,when you can't use check for updates...
OK so now I have the extension downloaded and use Check for Updates on the local file, it tells me that it can't install it because it depends on some other extension which I don't have installed. But it doesn't tell me which extension ...
How do I find out dependencies for extensions?
I'm on the point of giving up and using Eclipse like everyone else on my project ...

Shay,
I followed your fix and be able to continue installing it.
However, after restarting I saw the extension has error
D:\Oracle\jdevstudio10133\jdev\extensions\junit_doc_for_java.jar
Severe(0,0): file:/D:/Oracle/jdevstudio10133/jdev/extensions/junit_doc_for_java.jar does not contain an extension manifest.
D:\Oracle\jdevstudio10133\jdev\extensions\oracle.jdeveloper.junit.10.1.3.jar
Severe(6,80): Missing required attribute 'version'
D:\Oracle\jdevstudio10133\jdev\extensions\junit_doc_for_j2ee.jar
Severe(0,0): file:/D:/Oracle/jdevstudio10133/jdev/extensions/junit_doc_for_j2ee.jar does not contain an extension manifest.
D:\Oracle\jdevstudio10133\ is where I place my jDev.
Please let me know how to fix it

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