Remote debugging in OC4J using JDeveloper

I need to remote debug into a stand-alone OC4J using JDeveloper 10.1.3.1.0. The documentation says the following:
In the <jdev_install>/jdev/lib directory, copy ojc.jar and jdev-remote.jar to <OC4J_HOME>/home/lib.
I can't find directory "<OC4J_HOME>/home/lib" in the stand-alone OC4J? That is, a "home" directory does not exist in the above location. To where should I copy ojc.jar and jdev-remote.jar ?
Thanks,
Travis

Shay,
JDeveloper gives an error when deploying my EJB after starting an OC4J for debugging. In contrast, JDeveloper does successfully deploy my EJB if I start OC4J using "D:\jdev10131\jdev\bin\start_oc4j.bat".
Note that I'm able to start my standalone OC4J successfully after setting the following in a command window:
1. Start a Microsoft Windows command window.
2. set JAVA_HOME=D:\jdev10131\jdk
3. java -Xdebug -Xnoagent -Djava.compiler=NONE -Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=n,address=4000 -jar oc4j.jar
Below is the the deployment error that JDeveloper gives when deploying my EJB to the debug OC4J. At the bottom it mentions something about "javac.exe not found". Do you know how to fix this?
---- Deployment started. ---- Feb 1, 2007 2:55:04 PM
Target platform is Standalone OC4J 10g 10.1.3 (Standalone_AppServerConnection).
Wrote EJB JAR file to D:\jdev10131\jdev\mywork\fusion_sync\deploy\EngineEjb.jar
Wrote EAR file to D:\jdev10131\jdev\mywork\fusion_sync\deploy\EngineEjb.ear
Uploading file EngineEjb.ear ...
Application Deployer for EngineEjb STARTS.
Copy the archive to D:\jdev10131\j2ee\home\applications\EngineEjb.ear
Initialize D:\jdev10131\j2ee\home\applications\EngineEjb.ear begins...
Unpacking EngineEjb.ear
Done unpacking EngineEjb.ear
Initialize D:\jdev10131\j2ee\home\applications\EngineEjb.ear ends...
Starting application : EngineEjb
Initializing ClassLoader(s)
Initializing EJB container
Loading connector(s)
Starting up resource adapters
Processing EJB module: EngineEjb.jar
application : EngineEjb is in failed state
Operation failed with error:
javac.exe not found under C:\Program Files\Java\jre1.5.0_10, please use a valid jdk or specify the location of your java compiler in server.xml using the <java-compiler .../> tag
Deployment failed
Elapsed time for deployment: 14 seconds
#### Deployment incomplete. #### Feb 1, 2007 2:55:18 PM
Thanks,
Travis

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