Manage and control tablespace on SQL Developer

Hi all.
I have downloaded SQL Developer Early adopter 4.0.
I want to know if it is possible to control and check properties of tablespace of my user on DB.
Thanks all for collaboration,
Fabrizio

Under DBA Panel, then Memory and then Tablespace. I double click on tablespace icon and then I receive this error:
I translate from italian:
ORA-00942: table o view does not exist
Fabrizio

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