Click Once and Oracle lite

I'm trying to determine whether Oracle Lite is appropriate for our application.
We're using Oracle on the back-end and would like to use Oracle Lite for disconnected operation on a Windows laptop. That's all fine, and it looks like the tables could sync properly.
The issue is with client app deployment. We're building a C#/WPF application that is going to be deployed using Click-Once from an IIS server.
We don't use Java anywhere. But, I see in the Oracle Lite documentation that win32 apps are packaged as .jar files! And, the mobile server expects to manage the deployment of the application. We really don't want that restriction on us.
Click-Once gives us everything that we would ever want for application, assembly, data files, etc... packaging, deployment, and versioning. So, we really don't want to use the Mobile Server to ship application components to the client.
Can we do this with Oracle Lite?

Hi,
I would like to install Oracle 10g Lite in my Mobile Device(which has windows XP). Normally the mobile device will not have internet connection.
Whenever I need I have to connect and sync with external database with my Oracle 10g Lite database.
And I want to develop a custom application(prefered technology is ADF) and deploy the application in Oracle 10g Lite.
Is it possible?
Thanks.
With Regards,
Kali.

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: and Oracle Lite:
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