Jspx Submit Button not working

Hi. I am using Jdeveloper 11.1.2.1. on Windows. I noticed yesterday that may saves were not working. The submit button does not seem to function. so I built a very simple HR schema jspx form to test/debug the issue.
When I test the application module I am able to make updates to data and add records -- when I press the commit on that, I can immediately see the results in sqlplus, so it is not a database privilege issue.
However on the jspx form, the page flickers after pressing, validation does seem to work, but nothing saves.
I created the form as a jspx, then dragged the employee "table" from the data control and made an ADF Form. I included navigation and submit buttons.
When the form did not save,
1. I tried dragging execute and placed on the form as a button, but that does not seem to work, create operation does create a new record, but can't save.
2. I reviewed the source of the jspx page and found that xml for the submit button seems a bit sparse -- no action listener bindings.
<af:commandButton text="Submit" id="cb7"/>
3. I re-started weblogic
4. I deleted out the system11.1.2.1.38.60.81 directory where the weblogic domain is stored.
5. I logged into the weblogic administration form and couldn't find anything helpful.
This is such a simple, yet relevant issue. I feel pretty stupid about it. I can't find anything on google, or in the forums. I am new to Jdeveloper, so am wondering if I haven't done something or have some other setting wrong.

Thank you both for the (very quick) replies. It seems odd with that with all the built-in functionality, the Jdeveloper team would NOT implement this rather essential functionaity.
Another thing I missed was that in the Data Control there is an "operations" folder (with no commit) as a subset of the Employees app module representation , and a second "operations" folder by itself, that contains the commit and rolllback. I had failed to notice this second Operations folder.
Thank you again for your help.
Stuart

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