SQL Developer 3.1.07 SDO_GEOMETRY export insert statements bug

Export table data with SDO_GEOMETRY column as insert statments not working properly.
Generated script:
+...+
+Insert into EXPORT_TABLE (ID,GEOMETRY) values ('1',[MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY]);+
+Insert into EXPORT_TABLE (ID,GEOMETRY) values ('2',[MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY]);+
+Insert into EXPORT_TABLE (ID,GEOMETRY) values ('3',[MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY]);+
+...+

As noted by Brian Jeffries (as in, "Will be available in next release") in these two other threads:
Re: Problem with displaying sdo_geometry objects
Re: SQL Developer 3.0.04 - SDO_GEOM Issues
-Gary

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