Classpath setting for oracle classes 12 in unix environment

hi all,
i am trying to exceute java program with JDBC statements in it. I am running the code on a remote machine which has both JDK1.4 and oracle 9.i installed .I am accessing the remote machine through PUTTY .can any one suggest how to set the classpath in UNIX environment for oracle.
Thanks

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