Launching SQL*Plus from JDeveloper on a Mac?

I am trying to get SQL*Plus to launch from the Tools menu in JDeveloper.
Has anyone gotten this to work?

ah, "a feature to recommend" ... sorry Deepak,
Oracle replied with "Suggestion Rejected" and the motivation "... As passing an unencrypted behavior (the old behavior) is not secure and a violation of company policy, it will not be re-implemented. ...".
see related thread
"launch SQL*Plus is a violation of company policy"
launch SQL*Plus is a violation of company policy
greetings
Jan Vervecken

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>
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>
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package oracle.e1.bssv.J594101;
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at
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