JDeveloper 11.1.1.6: Error al ejecutar el servidor integrado

Hace tiempo encontré en el foro de OTN algún post como el siguiente:

Post de OTN con problemas al arrancar Integrated WebLogic porque no puede aplicar una template

Fragmento del error:
wlst > Adding domain extension template: /C:/oracle/Middleware/jdeveloper/common/templates/applications/jrf_template_11.1.1.jar
Error: addTemplate() failed.

En mi caso, la stack trace contenía el error de que no podía aplicar la template para jrf_template_11.1.1

¿Cómo solucionar este error?.
Hay que asegurarse de que en la %ORACLE_HOME% únicamente aparece una vez esta template.
Al buscar en C:/Oracle/Middleware (Middleware por defecto configurado cuando se instala JDeveloper) por la template jrf_template_11.1.1 observé que estaba 2 veces.

Una de ellas en la ruta:
C:\Oracle\MiddlewarePS5\oracle_common\common\templates\applications

Y otra en:
C:\Oracle\MiddlewarePS5\oracle_common\common\templates\was

Eliminando la que se encontraba en \was y ejecutando de nuevo el WebLogic Integrado instaló y extendió perfectamente generando el Default Domain.


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