Does SQL Developer 3.1 support "Deploy Objects to cloud" ?

Hi, in the document Using Oracle Database Cloud Service, Release 2012.5.31 E27038-01, The following statement is on page 4-3:
To upload data ... (use) SQL Developer cart. Click Deploy Objects to Cloud"
I do not see this option available.
Is this a future enhancement ?
Thanks
Joe.

It will be there when the Oracle Cloud is released.
-kris

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