EA2--Oracle SQL Developer 1.5 issue with open,function, procedurres.

Hi Friends,
After install SQL Developer 1.5, I can connection to database and see table object, view. However, I am not able to view codes of package, procedure and function and got an error message :
an error was encountered performing the requested operation: closed Connection Vendor code 17008 when I try to explorer folder of package, function and procedure.
Any suggestion for this issue?
Thanks,
JImmy

I am on version 1.2.1 and I am getting this error message more and more when compiling packages. I am tired of restarting SQL developer.

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