JDBC Drivers for Oracle9i

Does anyone know if I need a different JDBC driver for Orcale9i besides classes111.zip???? If so... wher can I get it once Oracle website does not contains it?
Thanks
Siomara

Thank you for this great answer. I think its given me an idea of what to do:
So if I have you right, I could "trick" the database into treating my UTF-8 byte sequences as US7ASCII by putting the JVM in that encoding by default (ISO8859-1 or something) which should force the oracle think
driver into that mode. Then when I go to do the insert into the DB, I get the bytes from the unicode string as UTF-8 and stick them into the database. The trick is to be able to pull out the UTF-8 bytes later as
create java Strings that are UTF-8 encoded instead of relying on the automatic JVM encoding to do it for me.
Sounds convoluted, right? Basically I'm trying to understand how this works so well with my old setup where I've been sticking UTF-8 in/out
of the US7ASCII-formatted DB for months while being blissfully ignorant of it all. So when you say:
If you have an invalid US7ASCII value in the database (a value 128-255), the conversion fails and you get garbage.I know that somehow my US7ASCII-based database table is storing the ordinal values 128-255 and spitting them back out correctly-- that is, there is some combination of a 1.2.2 VM that thinks its in ISO8859-1 encoding and the Oracle 8.1.7 thin jdbc driver on an US7ASCII database
is doing the right thing from the perspective of getting data in and out.
Thoughts?
Thanks by the way again-- this is a great education
AR

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