JavaDocs from JDev

Hi,
I was creating a servlet in JDev 9031 on Windows, and when I right-clicked>>Browse Javadocs, I got an error message:
Page not found. (Error Document 404)This website is an ever-changing collection of information on Oracle products and technology, and we've either removed or relocated the document you requested. Locate your document with one of the following resources: 1.Search OTN 2. Try our Product Indexa quick and easy-to-use list of all of Oracle's products. 3. Other main OTN sections:OTN Technology CentersOTN Downloads OTN ServicesOTN ForumsOTN Concierge 4. Please give us your feedback in the OTN Member Feedback Forum
Could you please fix this link?
Thanks,
Best,
Scott Rappoport

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I am wanting to run PL/SQL from JDev against the hr table in the 10g XE database.
 
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Enter the Create Database Connection Wizard 
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******************** FIRST ERROR (SOLVED)********************************************
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******************* CURRENT ERROR AFTER SOLVING THE FIRST ****************
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Message was edited by:
Benalúa

Benalua,
(sorry, I don't know how to type the "u" with the diacritic mark above it in your name)
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Could not make a connection to 11g PS1 BAM store from Jdev 11.1.1.2.0.
gave the same host and port details for BAM web host/BAM server host(specified in BAM server properties on the server) in the BAM connection details.
gives the following error when testing the connection.
Testing HTTP connection ... success.
Testing Data Object browsing ... success.
Testing JNDI connection ... failed.
Failed to establish a connection to "ewftwn58.ebiz.verizon.com" at port 9001;
Please verify BAM Server Host & JNDI Port.
2 of 3 tests successful..
i have tried by giving host name and IP address but still getting this error.
Thanks in Adv.
Regards,
Chaitu.

I am getting this same problem with PS2 11.1.1.3. This works on my single node environment, but not on our clustered environment. Same error as chaitu
Testing HTTP connection     ... success.
Testing Data Object browsing     ... success.
Testing JNDI connection     ... failed.
Failed to establish a connection to "vprbamch1vhn1.mfltest.co.uk" at port 9001;
Please verify BAM Server Host & JNDI Port.
2 of 3 tests successful.
I have checked my proxy settings in JDev - I have included *.mfltest.co.uk.
I have checked my adapter config and it all seems correct.
Anyone find out what was wrong with their configuration when they get this issue.
Mark.
Edited by: marksimpson on Sep 1, 2010 6:02 PM

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