Timeout Creating App Server Connection in JDev 10.1.3 to OAS 10.1.3

Hi All,
I'm trying to deploy an application to OAS 10.1.3 on a Solaris server from JDeveloper 10.1.3 on my laptop for the first time.
There are 2 OAS's installed on the Solaris unix server so the OPMN Port is one up from the default, and I've updated that to 6004, but I still get the following error on test:
Error getting OC4J Process for: opmn-home+oc4j-hadrian-6004-default:
Timed out (15000 ms) connecting to OPMN
hadrian is the server name and I can ping it from my pc, i've tried in the home oc4j and another that i've created, but still no luck.
Can anyone tell me what I'm missing or give me a hand troubleshooting this?
Thanks,
Tony

OK, I got this working by switching the Connection Type from "Oracle Application Server 10g 10.1.3" to "Standalone OC4J 10g 10.1.3"
This is a little confusing for me as I thought the only available 10.1.3 version of OAS was standalone. Is there a full 10.1.3 version available that I'm missing? And if not what is the difference between those 2 connection types.
It also appears that with the non-standalone conn type I would have been able to easily instructed it to place the app in another container with the "OC4J Instance Name" field. In the standalone connection this was not provided and I wonder how it determines which container to load it in.
Thanks for helping to clear this up for me,
Tony

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