Workflow autogenerated jsp url

I have created a simple workflow process using an auto generated jsp and deployed it to a middle tier installation using jdev. What is the url for the jsp? http://hostname:7777/????
Thanks for your help.
Sean.

http://localhost:7777/integration/worklistapp/
login and there it comes ..

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