SQL Developer in the cloud environment

Hi,
I installed SQL developer as an Administrator in the cloud environment and it is working fine. I also have an user and granted Administrator privs to him ,a nd copied the SQL developer exe to his desktop, but when he runs it SQL developer does not even open, how to fix it?

ssk1974 wrote:
What "cloud environment"?
-- I think it is Rack Space, but not sure.
O/S?
-- WIndows 7
How on earth is this cloud based? You physically copying an executable from a server to a client machine is NOT what cloud computing is about. There is NOTHING cloud-like about it. This is STANDARD copy-software, install-software-on-client and execute-software-on-client approach. This is not SAAS.
-- Might as well be not a cloud computing thing, but my scenario is SQL developer is installed in the Administrator space and when logged in etc., i works fine there. When the same exe is copied to an user with admin rights he is not able to open the application. My goal is, so the user also is able to run SQL developer remotely logging in and run it. He is also running Windows 7.
Or lacks the proper JDK/JRE on the client to run.
-- This could be closer to solving the issue, in the user space we do not have JDK/JRE installed, so do we have to install JDK/JRE in the user login space as well? My initial thought was since I copied the exe from teh admin to the user, he should be automatically able to do the same stuff as admin.Basic prinicple of computing. Not all .exe files are standalone executable. Some require 'other libraries' to run.

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