Oracle.DataAccess support for DBProviderFactory

I have a .NET solution that requires connection to several different database backends. We are abstracting our database code to use the DBProviderFactory, which allows us to change providers without having to write specific code to each of the .NET providers. Code for SQLClient would work the same as OLEDB or Microsoft native Oracle Driver.
I want to be able to use the new Oracle.DataAccess component in the ODP but it does not seem to comply to the System.Data.Common.DBProviderFactory interfaces.
I have not seen any reference to this from Oracle they are stating that the ODP provider is compliant.
How can I use the Oracle.DataAccess objects through the DBProviderFactory?

Hi,
Support for ADO.NET 2.0 will be in beta in the next couple weeks, and is due out sometime in May.
Cheers,
Greg

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