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Oracle Driver question

Hello,

I'm building a wireless application with Java J2ME (CDC profile). My
application needs a direct connection with a remote Oracle database. For
this purpose I think it's best to use JDBC. But which JDBC driver should I
use?

- Should I use an Oracle Lite driver?
- Or do I need to use the regular (J2SE) Oracle driver?

Regards,

Dennis
Nov 22 '05 #1
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