How to import *.dmp file Through Oracle SQL Developer (3.2.20.09)

hi
how to import *.dmp file Through Oracle SQL Developer (3.2.20.09) ?
how to do it ?
thanks

You do not.
.dmp files are created from our Export and Data Pump database utilities and are proprietary files. You use the corresponding Import (or Data Pump) utility to import the data.

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