New Portal add-in for JDeveloper

Hi,
I just installed the new Portal add-in for JDeveloper 9.0.3 which additionnally to the existing JPDK portlets supports now the new standard JSR168 portlets generation.
When trying to generate standard portlets, the wizard starts OK and all the screen are there, but when clicking on the finish button to generate the code, nothing seems to happen and no error message or anything is displayed !!
Any suggestion ??
My operating system is W2K workstation using JDeveloper 9.0.3.2.
Thanks,
P.S. I have followed the installation instruction (copying the required files into the jdev/lib/ext directory and the jdev/lib/patches directory).

George,
It sounds like you haven't followed the download and install instructions for the portlet container (called 'PDK Standards Preview' on portal studio).
Although the jdev addin can build portlets suitable for **any** jsr 168 compliant container, part of the install depends on jar files in the JWSDP 1.2 distribution which you download as part of the container install.
Check the jdev addin install doc again, specifically pre-requisite number 2.
If you don't want to use the Oracle JSR 168 container, then just download JWSDP 1.2 from java.sun.com and grab the same jar files from that. Although, note that in this case the deployment instructions in the tutorial article will not apply - as they are oc4j/jdev specific. You'll have to figure out how to deploy into your chosen container yourself.
Regards,
Gareth
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