Multiple POI libraries in Sqldeveloper

Hello,
I am developing an extension for sqldeveloper using POI. The problem is that I need the latest version of POI (3.7). There is already one installed but with version 2.5.1.
My question is: how can I force sqldeveloper to use version 3.7 instead of version 2.5.1 when loading my extension ?
I noticed that 'datamodeler' extension uses its own version too.
Thanks for your help !

As suggested, I'll post my question to the SQL Developer (Not for general SQL/PLSQL questions).
Thanks.

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Message was edited by: Frank Caggiano

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Sorry if this has been posted a million times, but I can't figure it out and don't want to lose any photos.

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