Location of the Deployment Directory for embedded OC4J

Hi,
Apologies first off if this is a tres thick question. I am developing an application in J2EE using JDeveloper 9.0.3 and the embedded 0C4J server as my app server. I am wanting to use JProbe to profile my code. It asks for the location of the deployment directory. I've had a look on the internet and can't for the life of me see where the compiled/packege files are deployed to.
Does this directory exist and if so, whereabout's is it?
Thanks for your help (sorry if I'm being stupid).

The deployment directory in which the OC4J embedded server applications are deployed is
<JDeveloper 10.1.3>\jdev\mywork\<Application>\<Project>\deploy

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