Don't Oracle SQL Developer show Object tables ?

Hi
when I create a table of an object in oracle the SQL Developer don't show it in Tables tree
my mean is that SQL Developer don't show object tables that are defined in user_object_tables or dba_object_tables
in Tables tree (while other tools such as PL/SQL Developer do it)
do you know that is there any solution for showing object tables in Table tree in SQL Developer ?
thanks

Any updates on this? I have the same problem. "Types" only shows the object types, but not the tables based on these object types.
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