Is exposing ADF BC as RESTFul service supported by current JDev?

According to the presentation at http://download.oracle.com/otn_hosted_doc/jdeveloper/11gdemos/adf-service-integ/adf-service-integ.html, Frank mentioned that Jdev will support RESTFul services for ADF BC in future. Is it available now? If no then is there any tentative version number when it might be available?

Hi Frank
Is this why the "ADF Model RESTful WebService Project" option in the New Gallery is greyed out in the 12.1.2c version of JDev.
Eddie

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