Oracle Business Rules SDK and Jdeveloper Plugin

1. I am trying to locate Oracle Business Rules SDK for download to evaluate the package for a non-SOA, java EE application.
2. I am also trying to locate a plugin for JDeveloper to create OBR rules.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.

No, not in 10.1.3 and not in the first planned 11 release. It is on the list of candidate features for future releases.

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