Migrating weblogic project into Jdeveloper

Hey everyone, I am quite new to the world of websevices. for my final year project i have to use an existing web application which uses 3 web services and implement BPEL into it. they existing webapplication has been developed into weblogic. I would like to migrate the applications and the webservices into jdeveloper first and then implement BPEL into it
any help would be much appreciated

ok - for 10.1.3 the three key combination is not there - it is in there for 11 - if you can I would highly recommend using this new version.
There is however an extension that will let you search for files in your project in 10.1.3 - http://blogs.oracle.com/shay/2007/07/sample_jdeveloper_extension_go.html
For the JSP and HTML things you'll want to set the "web appliaction" content directory under the project properties->content node.
Something similar to what they are doing here:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/howtos/1013/w4wljdev/workshopandjdev.html

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