Interface with dbase files

Hello!!
     Good, above all I apologize with beginner's mail.
     I am beginning in Java, and I have been presented a problem that I have to solve.
     I need to create an interface to send and to receive data of files dbf (files dbase) to Oracle. Is the question, how can I carry out this operation??
     I am using Oracle 8.1.7.
     From already thank you!!
Anibal Duardo
Carlos Paz
Argentina
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ejej, is a little but I specify what requested...
anyway thank you

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