8.1.7 JDBC w/ Oracle EE 8.1.5

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Does Oracle have any plans to "formally" support JDK 1.3?
Thanks.
<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by don - oracle support:
Offically, they're certified and supported to work with JDK 1.2 ... and ... JDK 1.3 is not "formally" certified to work with the JDBC drivers.
Oracle support will tell you that you need to reproduce any problems you run into using jdk 1.3 with the jdk 1.2.x version before they can file a bug with the jdbc driver development team.
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