Portlet Add In for JDeveloper 91

Hi Guys,
I am very new to JDeveloper and the Oracle world. I am trying to install the portlet wizard/portlet addin to JDeveloper 9i and I am completly lost.
How do I install this on my JDeveloper 9i that is running on my local machine?
Thanks in advance.

Hi Otoniel,
The Installation doc. which comes in the portal-addin.zip explains the steps to get the portal addin installed on Jdev, please let us know if you have faced any problems while following this document.
also the minimum requirement for portal addin to work is the Jdeveloper version 9.0.5.1
Thanks
Vineet

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