2 way replication using Oracle 10g OID

Hi Friends,
Is it possible to have 2 way replication between Oracle E-Biz R12.1.3 and Microsoft Active Directory(windows 2008 server) at the same time using Oracle 10g OID.
Regards,
DB

Hi Leoncio,
Thanks and the requirement is :
1) user will be cretaed in Oracle e-biz R12.1.3 HRMS application and it should be replicated to Microsoft Active Directory (windows 2008 server)
2)E-mail address will be cretaed in Microsoft Active Directory (windows 2008 server) against an existing user and it shoule be replicated/updated in Oracle e-biz application User
Regards,
DB

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