Problems with spaces in Library Paths - JDEV 9.0.4.0

We recently moved from JDev 9.0.3 on NT to JDEV 9.0.4 on XP.
None of the projects we had previously will run in OC4J under the new version of JDeveloper. The problem appears to be the class paths of the library files, some of the root project folders have spaces in them and JDev doesn't appear to like it.
our file structure is like this
D:\Dev\My Workspace\MyProject\src
D:\Dev\My Workspace\MyProject\classes
etc.. with the root package under source. All no brainer stuff.
The error reported in the logging window looks like this
Source Workspace\\MyProject\\classes;D:\\Dev\\My does not exist.
Now if I change "My Workspace" to "MyWorkspace" in the library path the app runs fine.
Can anyone tell me why the space is causing a problem when it never has before?

Seems like the JDEV 9.04 Classpath format is set to not include any spaces in it.

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