ORA-03113 error in ifsconfig 9.0.1

Hi,
I'm new to Oracle, and I'd like to see what IFS can do. Unfortunatelly, I get an error message when lauching ifsconfig.
First I "complete 9Ifs configuration" on the first screen. Then I enter my TNS service name and th SYS password.
When clicking Next, the oracle connection test begins, until it gets to the "Verifying Oracle JServ" phase (the fifth one). It then fails and I got the following error message :
"Oracle test failed.
The following error occured: oracle.ifs.utils.action.ActionFailedExecption:errir executing loadjava process. The output given was:
Error while creating class oracle/ifs/installer/Testjave
ORA-03113: end-of-file on communication channel
The following operations failed class oracle/ifs/installer/Testjava:creation
exiting:failures occured during processing"
Can anyone help me ?
Thanks.

This error means that the JServer in Oracle database is either not configured or it is misconfigured.
Please reconfigure your JServer if you have not already done so.
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