IBM WebSphere App.Server 3.5 StdEd + Oracle 8i for repository ?

I want to install IBM WebSphere Application Server (WAS) 3.5 Std
but I don't have a DB to hold the repository.
One of the possible DB mentionned in the install doc is ORACLE
8i but I have no experience whatsoever with this line of
products.
I would like to hear of people running such a config.
Any tips, do's and don't ?
Is it a stable, recommended configuration to start with ?
E.G.:
WAS 3.5 standard on Win2000
+ ORACLE 8i as a repository DB
+ AS400 serving corporate data
Thanks for your help,
Frederic.
PS - I know DB2 is another possibility but I would like to skip
that one for some reasons.

Matt :
I eventually chose to keep the InstantDB repository because
someone told me it would be fine for a small web application.
One thing I am wondering about though : IBM doc mentions Oracle
8i but on the Oracle site they mention 9i only so
- where do you find the 8i ?
- is the 9i fine too ?
- what edition is acceptable ? the cost for the personal/pro
etc. licences do vary quite a lot so which is the cheapest
acceptable one ?
I am still looking for that info.
Any hint ?
Thanks !

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System.out.println("EventReceiver "
+"Received synchronize message; "+ message.getText()
+" expect "+ count + " more");
//If the message body has "throw" in it then roll it back. The
//message should go back to the queue and then be redelivered by
//the JMS Provider.
if ("throw".equals(message.getText())) {
queueSession.rollback();
} else {
queueSession.commit();
}Any help would be greatly appreciated.
PS: The code snippet is from an example I found somewhere on the web.

My knowledge is that if you want to make use of those specific JMSJCA features you need to deploy the RA, configure a connection pool and consume messages through a MDB, not a POJO. I don't know how your POJO is getting the JMS connection, but I doubt is using any RA feature this way, as it is not the JMSJCA RA which is actually handling your connections. These are just my 5 cents, maybe you could ask more specific JMSJCA questions to their mailing list.

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I experienced this error on an application (not jsf), but it was something silly in the end. There may be a bug with JSF in 8.1 but I would just check the obvious before you start delving into the depths of the code.
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