Oracle RAC 10g and drivers

Hello,
I'm configuring a WLP cluster to use a Oracle 10g RAC instance. [url http://e-generation.beasys.com/wlp/docs92/db/oracle.html]This document seems like a very good starting point. My question is: the document only specifies using Oracle Thin drivers when creating datasource for Oracle RAC. Is there any issue in using the Bea Oracle jdbc drivers to connect to an Oracle Rac instance?
Thanks
Luciano

Luciano Fiandesio wrote:
Hello,
I'm configuring a WLP cluster to use a Oracle 10g RAC instance.
[url http://e-generation.beasys.com/wlp/docs92/db/oracle.html]
This document seems like a very good starting point. Myquestion is: the document only specifies using Oracle Thin
drivers when creating datasource for Oracle RAC. Is there any
issue in using the Bea Oracle jdbc drivers to connect to an
Oracle Rac instance?
Thanks
Luciano
Theoretically, there should be zero problem using the BEA-branded
Oracle driver to talk to RAC. Our recommended configuration for
MultiPools, and RAC use the driver in only the simplest way.
However, for complete and least-confusing support, you should
use the thin driver for RAC. This is because the RAC testing is so
involved that we chose only to test one driver, the thin driver,
so WLP is only certified with the thin driver. However, I would
expect the BEA driver to work as well or better.
Joe

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