JDeveloper 10.1.3.2 deployment bug

Hello,
I am experimenting with JDeveloper 10.1.3.2. When I make any web application it runs fine in the embedded OC4J. When I try to deploy to standalone server however or to war or ear file it fails. I've noticed that the archive in fact contains only the necessary xml files, but no class and jsp files.
I have no such problem with JDeveloper 10..1.3.1. Does someone else have seen this bug?

Marco,
the bug is published and visible in Metalink.
- Select "Document Id" in "Quick find"
- enter the bug number: 4556035
- click "Go"
Bug 4556035 is fixed in JDeveloper 10.1.3.3
It's also included in http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/htdocs/10.1.3.3/fixlist.htm
Regards,
Didier.

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I can't resist a comment here. Oracle folks seem to always recommend putting the EJBs in back-end database. How many real-world enterprise-scale applications (i.e., one's that would need EJBs at all) have a non-shared back-end database? And in those cases, who in their right mind would accept running application code in the back-end database? I guess Oracle just hasn't really bought in to the concept of multi-tiered applications. The whole reason for separating the business logic tier from the EIS tier is to insulate the EIS services from the demands of the business logic code.
So from that perspective, I would highly recommend running an 8.1.7 instance in your middle tier to house your EJBs. Then you can hook up to your EIS tier either with database links, or (for better performance) by caching data in the EJB database from the EIS tier.
As for your specific issues, I can't help with the first. On issue 2, I am installing the 8.1.7.1 patch set today and I'll let you know if it fixes the JDeveloper --> Solaris deployment problem.
John H.

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