Oracle 7.3 and Jdk 1.2

Hi
I am having the same problem with
the above two versions but if I use jdk1.1.8
i.e anything below 1.2 I am able to connect to database and execute my JDBC program.
But this is not the solution as I need to use
Jdk 1.2 as I am using the EJB 1.1
If any of u have solved the problem pls let me know.
Ritesh

B.moussaud (guest) wrote:
: Hi I am using jdk 1.2 and a database oracle 7.3.4
: Can you give an URL where dowland the correct JDBC driver
: answering to my two criterias (jdk+oracle) ( and a sample if
: possible).
: I have tried to find this driver but always the drivers for
: jdk1.2 are for oracle 8.x not to oracle 7.3.4.
: Thank you
: B.moussaud
: [email protected]
oracle doesn't have any jdbc oci drivers available for jdk 1.2.x
yet -- rumored to be in rdbms version 8.1.6 whihcis in beta and
will be available soon -- i hope.
you can get a thin driver called oracle 816sdk for jdk 1.2 but
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they're on otn download pages
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