Jdeveloper 11.1.2.1.0 and SQLJ

I just downloaded 11.1.2.1.0 and installed. I tried to create a new SQLJ class file and under the database tier where I am supposed to expand it to select SQLJ file, there is only a database connection dialog. Under the 11.1.1.5.0 I could expand it and see SQLJ. Am I missing something, according to the manual it should be there. Can any one help?

Tried that there is nothing under Database Tier, the SQLJ is missing, I removed JDeveloper and have redownloaded and installed again. Same thing.

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Hi Frank,
Thanks for the reply. I retested with a .jspx file just to confirm my results. I've tried Facelets as well without success. Results for .jspx are as follows:
1. If the add button PartialSubmit property is set to true, and the popup's ContentDelivery=lazyUncached, ChildCreation=deferred, and AutoCancel=disabled, then:
the popup appears with error messages outlining the required fields
2. If the add button PartialSubmit Property is set to false and popup properties are the same as above then the popup opens as expected. However, if an attempt is made to insert a duplicate record - using departments table as an example, trying to create a row with an existing department - then a red box appears around the DepartmentId cell in the popup without any error message. If I press OK again, then the duplicate key error message appears as expected.

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Edited by: DerMajo on 16.10.2009 07:53

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