Oracle 8i Lite CE Driver

I have installed Oracle 8i Lite on my windows 98 (and my NT machine). After running the CESETUP to install on an HP Jornada, I cannot see the ODBC datasource CE. The driver does not seem to be installed.
I am using MS Active Sync 3.0 for the HP running CE 3.01 (Core System Version 2.11)
Thx
Ron
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If you have added the Olite40.jar file to the IDE_CLASSPATH setting in the jdeveloper.ini file, make sure you restarted JDeveloper after editing the ini file.
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