Intermedia and SQL*Loader

I created a small test table to try and figure out the syntax for the control file for SQL*Loader. I'm using what I found on technet but I can't seem to get past ->
** SQL*Loader-416: SDF clause for field LOCALDATA in table QUERY_INTERMEDIA references a non existent field.**
All the files, control file, .bat file and front.tif file all exist in the same directory. I was able to get this to work when the column type was a blob but can't seem to get this right for interMedia.
create table bsw.query_intermedia
customer_id number not null,
image_front ORDSYS.ORDImage
LOB (image_front.source.localData) STORE AS
(tablespace images_lc1 storage (pctincrease 0)
pctversion 0 chunk 8K NOCACHE LOGGING DISABLE STORAGE IN ROW)
pctfree 0
Control file
LOAD DATA
INFILE *
INTO TABLE query_intermedia
TRUNCATE
FIELDS TERMINATED BY ','
(customer_id integer external,
image_front column object
(source column object
localdata_fname FILLER CHAR(128),
localdata LOBFILE(image.source.localdata_fname)
mimetype char(40)
BEGINDATA
1,front.tif,image/tif
.bat file to initiate sqlldr.
sqlldr userid=bsw/bsw control=control_intermedia.ctl log=test_intermedia.log rows=300 bindsize=20000000 readsize=20000000
Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated. Thanks.
null

User,
There's a [url http://forums.oracle.com/forums/forum.jspa?forumID=260]SQL Developer Forum that's probably better suited for SQL Developer enhancement requests.
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