Where is the jdbc driver to change it in IAS folders

Hello ...
we are developing an application in Jdevelper 10.1.2. When we test the application in the jdeveloper embedded container, a specific query is not returning the correct information from the database. However, if we deploy the application in an IAS 10g instance in the A server, the specific query in the application works correctly. We deploy the same application in another server and the specific query doesn't work correctly... we belive that the reason of this error is the jdbc driver
The question is: Where is located the oracle jdbc driver in the IAS 10g folders to change the driver.... i try in the jdbc folder from the Home folder but the folders in both servers are equals the applib folder in the instance path are diferent in some jar files but no one of this files are related with jdbc driver

Hi,
I don't want to use JDeveloper.
I want to write a Java program that connects to the database using Jdbc.
The PATH and CLASSPATH are defined for Java 1.4.
Here is the current CLASSPATH:
L:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\jdbc\lib\ojdbc14.jar;
L:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\jlib\orai18n.jar;.
What "import java......." should I code?
Many thanks.

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