Oracle 8i Lite / Developer 6.0

I have connected Developer 6 with 8i Personal Editon. I have installed Developer on my laptop, but Im not sure how to connect it. It seems that I need to install a 'listner' program. Can anyone help. I am using win 98SE on a presario laptop.

I had a similar problem, I believe that the site is:
www.oracle.com/support/oracleinstall/dbserver/oracle8i.html
I wait to have helped.
Marigelson A. Oliveira
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Rich Pack (guest) wrote:
: In the documentation for Oracle 8i Lite it mentions that it
: works with Developer 2.1.
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