Connection to Personal Oracle8 with JDBC - JDK 1.2

I am new to development with java and have been struggling the last four days implementing connecting to Personal Oracle8 via JDBC, JDK 1.2.
I have Personal Oracle8 installed on my machine along with JDK 1.2. I am confused on how to construct the URL that would point to my Local Database along with which driver to use. Can someone help me in out.
Thanks
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