Inactive Oracle JDBC connections

I wonder if someone from the JDBC development group can answer this question.
From talking to the JDBC support person ,
I could get the following bit of information
which may or may not be completely correct.
He mentioned that if a connection is idle
for a long period of time ( By idle, I mean
no transaction is active), the resources associated with the connection could be recycled by the JDBC driver. It is the
application's responsibility to keep pinging the connection if the application desires to keep the connection alive.
Is the above correct? There is no mention of
such behaviour in the Oracle JDBC documentation.
null

No, this is not true. We don't recycle
any resources if the connection is active
(i.e. it's not closed).

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