Java files open in SQL Developer instead of JDeveloper

JDEV 10.1.3
Windows XP
When I double click a java file, it opens in SQL Developer instead of JDeveloper.
When I right click a java file, and select 'Open With'->jdeveloper, the java file always opens in SQL Developer instead of JDeveloper.
I've tried browsing and choosing all the different executables: jdevw.exe, jdev.exe, jdeveloper.exe. No luck on any of them.
Any help here? Thanks!

Thanks, but that didn't work. I noticed that the "open" action for java file extension is, in fact, set to use the jdeveloper.exe (I also tried jdev.exe and jdevW.exe).
Note: even if I run the jdeveloper.exe on the command line, with a java file as the argument, the java file still opens in SQL Developer, if it is running. (Otherwise it uses JDeveloper)
It's as if JDeveloper and SQL Developer are somehow coupled in the opening of files.

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