Is 9i db compatible with 10g AS

We have a three-tier application:
Tier 1: Client using Web deployed forms using Jinitiator
Tier 2: Oracle 9i Application Server (on Windows)
Tier 3: Oracle 9i Database (on Unix)
We want to upgrade Tier 2 to Oracle 10g Application Server. Do we also have to upgrade our database to 10g or with 10gAS work with 9i Database?

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