Oracle JDBC Express connection problems

Hello

I installed the OE10g, however I can not connect via JDBC, the administration tool works to:

http://127.0.0.1:9080 / apex

Note that I changed the http port and works properly, however, trying to reach this DB thanks to the 'Create a database connection' Wizard of JDeveloper, I put:

Username: SYSTEM
Password: root
Role: (empty)

Pilot: thin
Host name: localhost
JDBC port: 1521
SID: ORCL (name of service not selected)

The above doesn't work, please help.

RGE

Well, EX is not the same thing as XE ;)

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