Where to thind driver in oracle 8i

Hi,
I am writing a program to connecto database using thih driver,by using ipadressof server where oracle 8i is installed.But thin driver is not installed there. so i downloaded but don't where to keep.can any one help me out.
How may ways can we communicate with database(oracle) using java

Oracle9iAS does not use CLASSPATH variable to load classes and uses other methods to load classes from multitude places. Please review this paper http://otn.oracle.com/oramag/oracle/02-sep/o52oc4j.html how classloading works in OC4J.
If you want to just compile your servlet classes you can either use JDeveloper or you can include $IAS_HOME/j2ee/home/oc4j.jar in your classpath to compile Servlet classes.
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