Deployment of oracle client application

Hello,
I want to know if i can get connected to the Oracle Database Server 10g from my client system without installing any Oracle Client Software.
i have developed an oracle application using oracle client 10g in C#. i have to deploy this project in the client pc. it asks for a oracle client software.
is it must and should that the oracle client software be installed in the client pc. or any other measures to deploy the application without installing oracle client in the client pc.
thanks
ajith.

I want to know if i can get connected to the Oracle Database Server 10g from my client system without installing any Oracle Client Software.Yes you can connect without installing the client software in oracle 10g, the new tool is rather a folder and some settings called instantclient. See the link [http://www.databasejournal.com/features/oracle/article.php/3371561/Instant-Client-in-Oracle-10g.htm].
i have developed an oracle application using oracle client 10g in C#. i have to deploy this project in the client pc. it asks for a oracle client software.
is it must and should that the oracle client software be installed in the client pc. or any other measures to deploy the application without installing oracle client in the client pc.Depending of the binaries or jar files which you may be using in C#. If it is present in instant client then of course you can connect otherwise you have to install it. Connectivity with oracle database needs some net configuration, when you install oracle client the sql net is being installed. When you install java a java net is installed and using JDBC driver you can connect to the database. That is basic idea behind oracle connectivity.
Regards.

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