How to browse Java Source in PL/SQL Developer

As I use PL/SQL Developer for developing, for the first time I've just tried to write and compile a java source.
After compiling the java source succesfully, I can see it by selecting it from the system table USER_SOURCE where it's defined as TYPE JAVA SOURCE, but I'd like to know where and if it's possible to browse it in the left window list of the panel of PL/SQL Developer like it happens for Procedures, Packages, ... I mean is there a way to edit the java source created without selecting it from USER_SOURCE but in a better way as it's possibile for the procedures in PL/SQL Developer?
Thanks

Yes, It is possible. Check the option Tools->Browser. Then in the browser you can find it.

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