Mapping workspaces to existing schema

I have recently installed apex and am trying to map a workspace to an existing schema. The only schemas that show up in the drop down list are BI, IX and any new schemas I have created. I would like to map the workspace to SCOTT, OE, HR etc... How do I get these schemas to show up in the drop down list.... The only related posting I could find suggested grant select on at least one of the tables to the application schema. In this case, what is the application schema? I haven't created any applications yet...
Ken Rubesh

I found a table called flows_020200.wwv_flow_restricted_schemas. I deleted the record for schema OE and now it appears in the drop down. Is there a safer way to un-restrict schemas in apex??

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I am trying to deploy an CMP application in Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition 8.0.0_01 (build b08-fcs) and facing the following issues:
1. I am generating an existing oracle schema file using deploy tool. I am able to choose the schema file, but the tables are not getting populated from the schema file. (I even tried creating the jdbc datasource, but no luck).
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I want to use JDO, but I have an existing schema and I need to use my own
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