Unable to add soa_server to JDeveloper 11g

I downloaded SOA Suite 11g, I created a domain named 'ESB_DOMAIN'. It created an adminserver. I started managed server from command line, I added a managed server -'Server1'.
I downloaded JDeveloper 11.1.1.3.0, I created a simple OSB application. I was trying to add the application server in JDeveloper.
I right clicked on Application Server->New
I was able to added a provide local ip, port, test the connection and add a server.
I right clicked on the project -->Deploy --><<project name>> -->selected ' Deploy to Application Server' click next
click next
In Select Server page, I selected the server I added earlier
It took me to 'SOA Server' page, no SOA servers are listed and I am not able to deploy my application to OSB.
Can you please help

Hi
During the domain creation process from config wizard, in the initial screens, did you select the OSB Facet. Most probably the domain you created may not have OSB stuff. Like when we create SOA Domain, we need to check the SOA project facet and Enterprise Manager Facets. Then only you can deploy SOA apps on that domain. So same thing applies for OSB Domain also to add OSB related facets.
Thanks
Ravi Jegga

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Move the Java SE 6 (64 Bit) to the top of the Java application versions list (General tab)
2. Create a symbolic link for classes.jar (requires root access)
To enable root user:
For Mac OS versions older than Snow Leopard, simply open the Directory Utility app from Applications - Utility
For Mac OS versions Snow Leopard and more recent:Go to System Preferences - Users and Groups. Click Login Options, and then the Join button (enable configuration changes if necessary). Then, proceed by clicking Open Directory Utility.
Ensure the settings are unlocked (click the lock if necessary)
Choose Edit > Enable Root User and provide the root user password.
Note, you can return to this same screen to disable root user after creating the symbolic link
Create the symbolic link from a terminal session:
Note: You may need to repeat the steps to create the symbolic link after installing a new JDK.An additional step is required to successfully run applications on Mac systems that have Java for Mac OS X 10.5 Update 4 installed (8681385):
Open the jdev.conf file. The file is located in the MW_HOME/jdeveloper/jdev/bin/ directory.
Add the following line to the jdev.conf file: AddVMOption -Djava.io.tmpdir=/var/tmp
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