ODBC Driver for Redhat Linux Configuring

HI,
Any one know the procedure of installing ODBC driver in redhat linux.
The requirement is the application is running on windows and oracle 11g database is running on linux. All the Exe of application uses ODBC driver to connect to oracle database 11g.
Is there any process to install ODBC driver in linux so that i can ran all the EXE's in linux. Can any one provide the docs on these topics.
i have read some topics and enquired most of them they said can be done using the wine utility in linux. So i think to post in Oracle forum so that i get some clue to proceed.
Thanks in advance...
SAI

Oracle provides a driver that allows a Windows client to connect to databases on any platform. If you're looking for an ODBC driver for a non-Windows client, there are a few third parties that produce these sorts of drivers (DataDirect comes to mind), but most of them are commercial. http://www.unixodbc.org is an open source project to do the same thing.
Justin

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