Export from 10g import to 9i

Hi All,
what I need is - I want to export the 10g data and import the same to 9i database.
I know that if we take the export using the 9i binaries ( client or db) we should able to do that, but I don't want to keep the 9i binaries only for this job.
Is there any other way to take the export from 10g and import the same dump in 9i?
Thanks

Yes.. I don't want to do that also..over the network it would be slow.
See I checked this..looks like 7i and 8i there is one script to do the same, is anything like that exist for 9i and 10g as well.
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Different versions of the import utility are upwards compatible. This means that one can take an export file created from an old export version, and import it using a later version of the import utility. This is quite an effective way of upgrading a database from one release of Oracle to the next.
Oracle also ships some previous catexpX.sql scripts that can be executed as user SYS enabling older imp/exp versions to work (for backwards compatibility). For example, one can run $ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/catexp7.sql on an Oracle 8 database to allow the Oracle 7.3 exp/imp utilities to run against an Oracle 8 database.
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