Oracle 8.0.6 JDBC Drivers download

We are working with an Oracle 8.0.6 Database installed in a Sun Solaris machine.
Now we need to execute a batch program in a Windows 2000 PC. We wanted to know if we can use the JDBC Drivers used in the Sun Solaris version or we have to download another class files.
Thanks a lot.

Ok i have solved the problem. I tried playing with the URL string, and started getting a Refused error along with the other erros. I noticed that i was not using the oracle user/pwd instead was using unix user/pass. I was also using the wrong tnsname that didnt match the IP.
I changed that and
String url = "jdbc:oracle:thin:@<database>";
where <database> is
@IP:portno:tnsname
and wooolllaaaa it worked.

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======
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: I am having lots of problems with accessing the database
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: Oracle's thin/thick JDBC drivers in a multithreaded
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