SQLJ embedded in JSP

I want to embed SQLJ in a javaserver page. But JDeveloper doesn't understand that this is a SQLJ file unless I change the extension of the file from .jsp into .sqlj
I heard from an extension .sqljsp, but if I use that, Jdeveloper crashes.
Does anybody know a solution for this?
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JDeveloper doesn't automatically translate any SQLJ code embedded in a JSP - you'd have to translate your SQLJ code outside of JDeveloper.
The best solution is to put your SQLJ code in a web bean.
Thanks
Blaise

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