Check compatibility with Oracle 11gR2 ( Iplanet & SunOne)

hi, there is a document and / or link to check the versions of SunOne 7 and iPlanet 6.0 SP4 / iPlanet 6.1 if they have compatibility with Oracle 11gR2.
I need detailed information where specified drivers compatibilities with Oracle 11gR2 SunOne and iPlanet.
thanks

+... the question is outside the scope of this DB forum.+
You should have posted it to a SunOne or an IPlanet forum since that's what you are using.+
Thread locked, particularly becausde you multi-posted it.
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