Running Jersey on WEBLOGIC 10.0

Hi;
I know this is the SUN site, but I was wondering if anyone has implemented a JAX-RS application using JERSEY on a WEBLOGIC app server 10.0. I was wondering what your web.xml file looks like. I am currently geting a VALIDATION PROBLEMS WERE FOUND ERROR. Expected element 'url-pattern@http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee' instead of 'url_pattern@http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee' . I followed Chad Gallemore's site but still could not get WEBLOGIC to upload my war file. It is a simple Hellow world application.
I am new to to JAX-RS, so I was wondering what I am missing. I did package my asm, jersey-*, etc. jars in my war and use my weblogic.xml to point the Weblogic server at the Jersey jars. Any ideas??

I find it hard to believe you would still have this problem two months later, but was there something about the error message that wasn't clear? You're using "url_pattern", and it requires "url-pattern".

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