Help!: JDBC driver classes12.zip

I use Oracle8i v. 8.1.6 release 2 under Linux platform (RH 7).
I found out that there's no 'classes12.zip' file (the JDBC Driver supports JDK1.2) in my $ORACLE_HOME/jdbc/lib. It only got:
classes111.zip
classes111_g.zip
jndi.zip
jta.zip
nls_charset11.zip
What should I do?
Is there any download/cure for this?
Thank you.

Hi,
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Thank you Joe for your response. I really appreciate it! Two morequestions please....
>
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