Best Approach for Content Migration tp UCM

Hi,
We are migrating to UCM. It is about 80% of web content and 20% static files.
And we have about 30k Content items. Please suggest various approaches for this and please do suggest the best one that will suite the above requirement.
Thank you...

Hi!
In one way or another, you have to upload your file and assign metadata to it. There are some ways to do this:
1. Batchloader
Create files in a specified format, specifying paths and metadata for a batch of documents. Once you execute your batchloader, the documents will be checked in
2. IdcClient
An OCX you can put in your VB/C#-program to execute services on your UCM-server
3. IdcCommand
A command line utility for executing services
4. WebDAV
Copy a folder tree directly to your server. The drawback here, is that you lose control over your metadata - but you can change it afterwards.
/Sam

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