Intermedia tag library in Jdeveloper

Has any one had trouble getting the Intermedia tag library to compile in Jdeveloper? I keep getting an exception Java class OrdmediaUsing missing or invalid???

Go to "project settings" In "profiles" you will see a "Libraries" item, click on that for Deevelopment and other profiles. There will be an "Oracle interMedia" item there. Include it as a "Selected Library".
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