Toplink support for weblogic 9

Hi ,
Is toplink supported with weblogic 9?If yes,which version?
There is a thread(on OTN) that speaks about toplink support for weblogic 9.
Weblogic 9 -TopLink CMP
Thanks,
Rajbharat

Rajbharat,
We have completed our testing of POJO architectures and the WebLogic Support Matrix now reflects this:
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