Driver problem to connect the oracle database

sir
i want to use oracle 8.0 database at the backend in my project
i want that it is platform indpendent but
so i access that it is achive when i am not use the odbc driver
In xp the oracle not connect with my application
and in win98 some time it is connected to the application by
the odbc driver.
can it is possible that i use oracle database with out use of ODBC bridge in all Microsoft opertaing system types that is win 98,2000,XP
and NT
if yes how please help me and where i found the driver for oracle
with no price.
also how can i made the connection with my application.
thanks in advance

First:
post this in the approriate forum. This is for Swing questions, not for database driver questions. You have more luck in the JDBC forum, but still this isn't really a Java/JDBC question.
Second:
try to use the search before posting a question. Questions regarding the ODBC bridge are posted about 5 times a day (in the JDBC forum)!
Third:
to answer your question: download the Type 4 JDBC driver from otn.oracle.com. You can use it with every JDK on every platform.

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