Urgent: Can MS and Oracle providers coexist?

I need to make a quick decision, so would appreciate any definitive input on whether the Microsoft and Oracle .Net Data Providers can co-exist peacefully on the same workstations or the same server. I need to have different apps/services on the same computer access different instances of Oracle 8i, one using MS' provider, and one using Oracle's provider. We would use the newest 9i Client.
Can anyone say whether they coexist peacefully?

Thanks for the information, though the comment about the lack of Microsoft support for the 9i Client appears to be out of date. I just received confirmation from our Microsoft technical sales support rep and a priority support services analyst that Microsoft DOES officially support it's Managed .Net Provider for Oracle with the 9i client. The support will be limited to supported features, but all standard support services will be provided (e.g. diagnosis assistance and hot fixes). I have also received confirmation from both Microsoft (via priority support) and Oracle (via MetaLink) that the two company's providers can coexist on the same computer.
Interestingly, the most comprehensive support for Oracle features seems to be in a third-party provider - OraDirect from Core Labs. This product would eliminate my need to use two providers to support existing and new applications. Unfortunately, my employer is too conservative to take a chance on a third party driver.

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