JDK1.3 and Oracle thin drivers

I see that the latest version of the thin drivers (Oracle8i 8.1.6.0.1) are "validated" for jdk1.2.x use.
Now that jdk1.3 is out for both Solaris and Windows, can I assume that the drivers will function properly with jdk1.3? or will Oracle release new drivers for jdk1.3?
/Magnus

I have found that the 1.3 jdk (I am using the RC for linux) works very well with the jdbc thin driver. The performance is exceptional using the hotspot server vm.
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