JPXImport in linux (jdeveloper 10.1.3..3.0.3)

Hi All,
I am unable to see jpximport in my jdev bin on linux (ubuntu lucid). Any solution/pointers? using direct java command gives error about class path.
Thanx in advance

Hi Anil ,
Thanx for quick reply, I am aware of that, but it is .bat file for windows, there is no .sh or linux version script.

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Based on your more advanced knowledge of the underlying architecture of JDeveloper, do you happen to have a more clear idea about it and especially the "oracle.ide.marshal.xml.Object2Dom.getNamespaceURI(Object2Dom.java:1158)" case ?
Is there anything that I have forgotten to properly configure during the installation of jdeveloper ?
Any other clues that could further assist me ? I am afraid I am still desperate for any king of useful derictives ?
I would once again like to thank you for your concern,
Best regards,
Nassos Koyrendas

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