Creating subdivisions to a Custom Control palette

Hi...
I am using JDeveloper 11g and I have a component palette of my own. I want to create subdivisions to it. Is it possible?
Resmi.

You need to be patient - this is not a Helpdesk where you've raised a high priority ticket...
I'll just say that when we upgraded to ERP6.0, I did not agree with the fact that we could not cancel release on our custom IDOCs and we did not want to create a new version (it's been too long - I don't remember the technical reason for the issue with the new version).  We reset the release in the definition table and made the required changes.  There were no issues with the change.  If you want o go with the 'standard' appraoch, create a new version...

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