Setting up embedded OC4J in JDev to use P6Spy jdbc driver to Oracle

I am currently working on an OC4J application using Oracle db, with JDeveloper. I'm having some trouble with the DataSourceUserManager, in that it appears to be emitting faulty SQL, but I don't know exactly what SQL is being emitted. Today, I'm trying to see if I can interject the P6Spy JDBC driver on the database client side so I can see exactly what SQL is being emitted. I've successfully used P6Spy in the past on other projects, so I believe it can work, although I didn't use it with Oracle before.
Unfortunately, I'm having trouble figuring out how to inform JDeveloper of the location of the driver jar. I've added P6Spy as a library to my application, and I've found several XML files in my workspace and in the JDev configuration which contain an "orion-application" element, which contains "library" sub elements, several of which I've added "library" elements to specify the location of the driver jar. Despite that, when the embedded OC4J starts up, I still get this in the messages window:
Error initializing data-source 'jdbc/OracleDS': DriverManagerDataSource driver 'com.p6spy.engine.spy.P6SpyDriver' not found
Note that this occurs while OC4J is trying to initialize my UserManager subclass.
I believe there is also some facility for turning on "tracing" with Oracle, but the person who knows about that isn't here today. It would be good if I could get P6Spy working today, so I can make some progress today (which is looking more unlikely by the second).

You must place the p6spy.jar into <oc4j_home>/j2ee/home/lib directory.
The datasources are initialized before any deployed application is started, and thus the p6spy.jar wont be in the classpath >when the appserver is started (if you put the jar in WEB-INF/lib).That's correct.
Another question -- have anyone managed to get p6spy to work with a ConnectionPoolManager in a BC4J-project?? I get a ClassCastException from oracle.jbo.server.OracleSQLBuilder because it tries to cast a statement into an OracleStatement.You need to build the project using SQL92 and Java Type Map.
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