SQL Developer Strangeness with database objects beginning with 'AQ'

I have two separate but seemingly related issues.
*1. I am experiencing a situation whereby database objects beginning with the letters 'AQ' are not included when performing a database export from SQL Developer (using the procedure described below).*
Procedure:
1. Create any database objects starting with 'AQ'
2. Tools > Database Export
3. Check every item in the 'Types to Export' step of the Export Wizard
4. Progress to the 'Specify Objects' step of the Export Wizard
Expected:
The 'Specify Objects' step of the Export Wizard lists all database objects
Actual:
The 'Specify Objects' step of the Export Wizard lists all database objects EXCEPT those prefixed with AQ. As these objects are not listed, I am not able to export them.
*2. Sequences that start with the letters 'AQ' do not appear in the object list*
Any sequences starting with the letters 'AQ' are missing from the Sequences list in the left panel of SQL Developer.
At a glance, it appears as though these are symptoms of the same issue that's described in [this thread|http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=898765&tstart=180]. I have attempted this in versions 1.5.4 and 2.1.1.64 under both Windows XP and Vista. Both exhibit the same problems.
Thanks.
Edited by: thrillhouse on 16-Mar-2010 17:27

I have created a new bug for the first and reopened the bug for the second. In the latter case we fixed the AQ for most nodes, but it seems a few nodes, like the Sequences were not included.
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