Debugging an ADF JAR file?

Hello. I have a shared Jar file which is used among many ADF web applications. Deploy the JAR file as a Jar ADF file and put it in the scope of the library of web applications. Is there a way I can debug the jar of the EAR file that include? I can debug the regular web application, or the JAR file on its own, but not the JAR of the EAR file. I use JDeveloper 11 g.

Thank you! Graeme.

In my opinion, than the General technique described in the following Lucas's blog post:
http://technology.AMIS.nl/.../ADF-11g-debugging-task-flows-embedded-from-ADF-libraries-using-source-code-jars

Unfortunately, the link seems to be stuck at the moment, so I can't check it for you.

CM.

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