Install jdk without admin's rights

Hello,
Where can I meet an image directory of the jdk1.5 online ?
With this directory, just I need to define the path to the bin (on command line) and eventualy a kind of class_path ?
Thk's.

We will only be distributing the embedded Java version for Windows as 64 bit.
There will still be a 32bit version you can run for Windows, you'll just need to provide your own 32 bit JDK.
>>Yep, it would be easy to role out JDK 7 but IT people only want business people to have JRE and not JDK
Good news! Just tell them your tool requires the Server JRE
Java SE Downloads
This is all we require for SQL Developer.

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