Is there free jdbc type4 driver for oracle?

i neen to connect to oracle to develop my application, but there's a problem when tryin' to resolve peoblem of character set. in oracle, as i know, it uses unicode that resulting in the font code, which is not falling into the character set of unicode, whould cause failure in translating user defined font code. beside, for i do not know what kind of license that oracle jdbc type4 driver publishes, hope someone are able to tell me wheather there's any software like freetds in sql2000, because, if necessary, i may need to redistrubite the jdbc driver for my own use!
thanks in advice,

Oracle has drivers available from their site (free ones) for java and the specific version of Oracle you are running.

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