OC4J and WTP JDT-compiler

Hi.
Does anyone know about OC4J and JDT-compiler compatibility ?
If I don't mistake, OC4J works officially with JDK compiled classes.
What's about JDT compiled classes compatibility ?
Thx

Hello,
Correct me if I am wrong but JDT is the JSP compiler of Tomcat, that "transform the JSP in to a Servlet". Based on this statement, I do not think it will bepossible to use these classes in OC4J since Oracle has its own JSP/Servlet engine.
Regards
Tugdual Grall

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