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Hi,
We have a java thread that maintains a socket connection with a Telnet client. We are finding that this thread is unable to successfully close this connection with Socket.close(). The reason that close() fails appears to be that the same thread is creating an (OCI8 driver) JDBC connection via another Java object. If we don't create the JDBC connection within this thread the socket closes correctly.
Has anybody else experienced such problems?
We believe that this problem might be related to a BugRat report #391.
Cheers.
Max
null

Sounds like a mis-match between the JDBC Drivers and the installed Oracle Client.
The JDBC Drivers with JDeveloper 9.0.3 should be the 9.0.1.3 versions (included with the iAS Admin Client and iAS 9.0.2)
Also note, the JDBC driver used by OC4J is "classes12dms.jar", not "classes12.jar"
Hope this helps,
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