Does JDBC Drivers in Oracle9i support SSL connection

Hi everybody,
I have to access to some information in Oracle9i DB throught SSL connection from Oracle OCI clients. I would like to know if the administrators have to use an specific datasource and OCI driver. I have to verify if Oracle 9i JDBC drivers support SSL connections.
Thanks you very much
Rosa

In order to use SSL, you would need to install and configure Oracle Advanced Security both on the client and on the database. If I recall correctly, this is an additional cost option if you have the Enterprise Edition database.
Justin
Distributed Database Consulting, Inc.
http://www.ddbcinc.com/askDDBC

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