Migrating MySql version 4.x to oracle 9.2.x

Hi,
I am trying to migrate MySql DB version 4.x to oracle 9.2.x. I have gone thru OMWB installation doc and installed OMWB and Plugin as explained.
Below are the steps I have performed so far
1) Downloaded OMWB.zip from otn website for Windows.
2) Unzipped it under C:\
3) Downloaded plugin MySql4.zip and renamed it to mysql.jar file.
4) Copied mysql4.jar to C:\omwb\plugin directory
5) Ran omwb.bat file
6) Able to create oracle repository for migration workbench but I am receiving below message "No plugins are installed. Please install the plugin for the database you want to migrate".
I have tried to uninstall and re-install several times but no success.
I appreciate if someone can help in troubleshooting the problem.
Thanks

Based on your description above, are you sure renamed the plugin to MySQL4.jar?
Donal

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