Profiler in SQL Developer not working

When I run the profiler in SQL developer , I get the following error.
"Directory exists; check if /tmp exists on file system, and oracle has permission to write there. "
This error sounds like an UNIX error but I am running SQL developer on Windows 7 (64) OS. Has anyone seen this or knows how to get around it.
Thanks so much..

Hi,
According to the SQL Developer 3.1.04.72 documentation, the "get" command (among others) is not supported:
Help|Table of Contents|SQL Developer Concepts and Usage|Using the SQL Worksheet|SQL*Plus Statement Supported and Not Supported...
so options are limited. If sqlplus is accessible and using it as an "external tool" won't conflict entirely with local policy, these links might interest you:
Re: sqlplus vs sqldeveloper
Easy Connect and sqldev.conn issues
Otherwise you may add a feature request for this on the SQL Developer and see if such an enhancement is a priority for the community.
Regards,
Gary
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