Using SQLJ from JSP in JDeveloper

Hello,
Has anyone succeeded in creating a JSP file by using SQLJ in JDeveloper 3.1 (Build 681)?
In the whitepaper http://technet.oracle.com/docs/tech/java/servlets/jsp/whitepapers/jsp-oow99-paper.pdf
it is stated that you can create an SQLJ-JSP by giving the JSP file the .sqljsp extension. This results in an "Fatal error: compiler internal error." in JDeveloper.
In the same whitepaper, it is stated that you can also use the following JSP page directive to create an SQLJ-JSP page:
"<%@ page language="sqlj" %>"
This results in an "Error: (16) illegal character." error in JDeveloper at the mere sight of "#sql".
Any help would be appreciated.
Helgi

Hi,
there is something wrong with the code.
I will update you when it is fixed
(1352536)

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