JavaDoc on Oracle specific classes

Dear all,
As a new user of the JDeveloper IDE I have some problems finding my way arround.
Can anybody tell me where I can find the javadoc for all the oracle specific java classes (i.e. everything inside the packages oracle.jbo.html.*, oracle.jbo.*)?
This would make my life already a lot easier.
Thanks a lot!
Dirk Maes

It is located in <your JDev home>\jdev\doc\ohj\bc4jjavadoc.zip.
Btw, I've downloaded the DocLinks extension from
http://otn.oracle.com/products/jdev/htdocs/partners/addins/exchange/content.html
which helps me a lot.
Sascha Herrmann
GE Medical Systems

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