IAS/BC4J using iCache

Hi,
I have installed iAS Enterprise Edition on solaris and am trying to change the sample Bc4J application to use iCache (which is installed and working). What I did was:
add $ORACLE_HOME/jdbc/lib to LD_LIBRARY_PATH in jserv.propertes
add an entry in jserv.properties wrapper.env=ORA_OCI_CACHE=1
all of the other stuff looks fine.
Then, I editted the submit_login.jsp and changed "jdbc:oracle:thin:" to "jdbc:oracle:oci8:"
When logging in , I use "@tnsname" as the connection string. However, when trying to access any of the data screens, I am getting "JBO-26061" (unable to open the jdbc connection) mentioning an "SO error". What is the proper procedure for taking the sample BC4J app in iAS and converting it to use the oci drivers instead of the thin drivers?
Much obliged!

More info:
The text with the JBO-26061 is:
"Io exception: SO Exception was generated"
Regards

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