JDeveloper Update Center frequently down

Hi,
I've noticed that when I try to get download updates to JDeveloper through the update tool that I frequently am unable to download updates. It says my username/password is incorrect, but if I try often enough I can eventually download these updates.
So what's up? Is this a problem related to Oracle changing the content management system? Is it a problem with JDeveloper? Both? Something else?
Are other people experiencing these problems?
Mark

ok, the XSL file is back in place - just for you :-)

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ok, the XSL file is back in place - just for you :-)

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<classpath>${ide.extension.install.home}/spring-framework-2.0.1/dist/modules/spring-core.jar</classpath>
<classpath>${ide.extension.install.home}/spring-framework-2.0.1/dist/modules/spring-dao.jar</classpath>
<classpath>${ide.extension.install.home}/spring-framework-2.0.1/dist/modules/spring-jdbc.jar</classpath>
<classpath>${ide.extension.install.home}/spring-framework-2.0.1/dist/modules/spring-remoting.jar</classpath>
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<classpath>${ide.extension.install.home}/spring-framework-2.0.1/dist/modules/spring-webmvc.jar</classpath>
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<srcpath>${ide.extension.install.home}/spring-framework-2.0.1/dist/spring-src.zip</srcpath>
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Adds support for creating and editing Spring 2.0 bean defintions. This addin will create the Spring 2.0.1 library and register the relevant XSDs and DTDs
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