Execute a stored procedure in oracle sql developer

I write a procedure in a package it compiles fine, but why when I execute it from right click the stored procedure and then click Ok, nothing happens, I cannot see from any screen if it executed or not , or is it successful or not?
Thanks,

What happens if you open the package in the editor and use the 'Execute' button on the toolbar?
You should be prompted with a pop-up dialog asking you to select your procedure/function and provide the necessary input values and hit the 'Ok' button.

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