Migrating from ECXpert for NT to iPlanet for Solaris

When migrating from ECXpert for NT to iPlanet for Solaris, is their a way to reuse our compiled Mercator maps (.mmc files)? Our ECXpert environment was created in 1998 and we no longer have the source for the map (.mms file) and we are looking are migrating to Solaris. Is their a converstion utility or do they run without recompiling in Solaris?

I don't recall ever hearing that you could run a compiled map for windows (mmc) on another platform... If the windows machines is still going to be around, you could probably setup something so that translate runs on the windows box and then ECX can keep processing...
Which account is this for???

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