Where to find the useful jdbc driver

Dear Pro.:
now i am trying to convert my ODBC/C/Oracle project into JDBC/java/Oracle one. i used Oracle 8i database version 8.1.7., but i encounter some questions about this process:
1. Does the Java SDK version has anything to do with the jdbc driver? i know java2 sdk's newest version is 1.4, and the jdbc is 3.0. what is the best solution for matching jdbc driver with sdk? there isn't per say an exact match between JDBC drivers spec and JDK versions
2. which jdbc driver is best for Oracle, and where i can get it? i know i can get from DataDirect(15 day try out version) or Oracle. my project evnironment is simple, i run the Oracle 8.1.7 on my personal computer, that is all. check 8.1.7 drivers, here http://otn.oracle.com/software/tech/java/sqlj_jdbc/content.html
3. should i learn SQLJ or just jdbc?
thank you for your consulting ... SQLJ provides the simplicity of embeding SQL statements in Java similat to embeding SQL statements in C (a.k.a. Pro*C). In Oracle9i Database release 2, SQLJ is functionally on par wiht JDBC ( dynamic SQL, support for advanced JDBC features) - bottom line use SQLJ is you are looking for simplicity, productivity, stronger type checking.
Kuassi

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