JDev EA BUG: Visual Editor Proxy for Custom Swing Components

I am trying to follow help file "Registering a Java Visual Editor Proxy for Custom Components" in JDeveloper 10.1.3 EA, and it sugest that I add something in "JDeveloper\lib\addins.xml" file.
BUT there is no such file. Anywhere!
It exist in 10.1.2 but not in 10.1.3 EA.
So, either an help must be changed or file must be added.

Hi,
thanks for reporting this. I forwarded it to our doc team for update. The online help in 10.1.3 EA is not yet throughly updated to 10.1.3.
Frank

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> Hello folks,
>
> I am looking for best practices advice when (1) creating
custom components
> and
> (2) styling and skinning.
>
> I already know how to skin a component part of the Flex
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> make
> a class extending ProgrammaticSkin and have my component
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> to
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> on
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> Flex
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