Steps to Apply the JDeveloper stand alone patches

 

First download the standalone opatch using the patch number  5912518.
Assuming my JDev Home is : d:\fmw1115\Middleware\jdeveloper
copy d:\p5912518_111000_GENERIC.zip cd d:\fmw1115\Middleware\jdeveloper
cd d:\fmw1115\Middleware\jdeveloper
unzip -d . p5912518_111000_GENERIC.zip
set  ORACLE_HOME=d:\fmw1115\Middleware\jdeveloper
set PATH=d:\fmw1115\Middleware\jdeveloper\OPatch;%PATH%
cd C:\temp\13607268
First try ,
opatch version -jdk d:\fmw1115\Middleware\jdk160_24
Invoking Standalone OPatch 11.1.0.0.0
OPatch Version: 11.1.0.0.0
OPatch succeeded.
Now Apply the patch using ,
opatch apply -jdk d:\fmw1115\Middleware\jdk160_24
If you are applying the patch for the first time then you will see ,
> OPatch finds no 'product.xml' in Oracle Home and will attempt to create 'product.xml' file.
>
> Attempting to retrieve patch inventory's "product" and its "version" information...
>
> Please enter your choice to enable OPatch to create 'product.xml' file or quit creation...
>
>
> Choice Product Version
> ------ ------- -------
> 1 SA_JDEV 11.1.1.5.0
>
> 2. If you wish, quit 'product.xml' creation
>
> Please enter [1-2]:
> 1
> User Responded with: 1
>
> OPatch will put the information of selected product 'SA_JDEV' and selected version '11.1.1.3.0'
> in product.xml during inventory updation.
> "
Now run the command to verify whether the patch applied or not ,
C:\temp\13607268>opatch lsinventory -jdk d:\fmw1115\Middleware\jdk160_24
To remove the patch  run the command ,
cd C:\temp\13607268
opatch rollback -id 13607268 -jdk d:\fmw1115\Middleware\jdk160_24

How to apply patches to a BPM and/or SOA environment in 11.1.1.3 (Doc ID 1288864.1)