Migrate oracle database users into weblogic application users

Hello.
I need to migrate over 1000 users with its credentials(username, password,email,etc.) from existing ORACLE database into WEBLOGIC application user.
But I was facing problem with password hashes.
I have created user marlis and set password like marlis_2013:
- in oracle db it's hash is 2CDAD21E6A769A11
- in weblogic as it's hash is {SHA-1}a7OyKYOb/mUMsda8U9cw4ofgGlo=
How canb I migrate over 1K user credentials. Pls help.

I am using ADF security based on JAAS.

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