SQL Server with JDeveloper

Hi Jdev Team:
Since there no success to create application using JDeveloper3.2 after connecting to SQL Sever 7.0. Just wandering if there are some examples or instructions to demonstrate how to develop an application based on SQL Server or other non-Oracle databse using JDeveloper.
BTW, my error was: When testing PackageModule there is no View Object displayed in "Component Browser". Before that, when click Attribute Mappings in editing PackageModule, I got error "..... Incorrect Syntax near keyword 'WHERE'", in fact I did not specify any where clause.
Any comments will be welcome.
Thanks
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Driver class for SQL Server 2005 database is com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver. Connection URL for the default SQL Server 2005 database is jdbc:sqlserver://localhost:<port>.
In the connection URL, <port> is obtained from the SQL Server configuration Manager. When the SQL Server 2005 SQLEXPRESS is restarted the port number changes.
To obtain the <port> in the SQL Server Configuration Manager, select the node SQL Server 2005 Network Configuration>Protocols for SQLEXPRESS. Right-click on TCP/IP node and select Properties. Select the IP Addresses tab. In IP ALL, the TCP Dynamic Ports specifies the <port> value. The connection URL format for another database name is shown in following listing.

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> Hi,
>
> I have a problem with DW. I?d like to develop a site
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> Anyone knows if is there a extension to do this kind
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>
> I?ve tried to use the string that DW generates to
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>
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>
>
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