ORACLE_HOME Switching in JDev 3.0

Hi
We have an Oracle 8.0.5 client installation as DEFAULT_HOME. Now, I installed the 8i-Client-Software in a different Oracle-Home named 8i_HOME. Otherwise, I can't connect to our Oracle 8i Database with the OCI8 Driver.
With the standard Oracle Home switcher, I can change my oracle home, that means both entries are selectable. But inside the JDeveloper 3.0 under the menu "Tools - IDE Options..." in the Tab "Environment", the new created home is not visible in the appropriate combobox.
Thanks for your help.

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