Migration from Oracle Collaboration Suite

Hello all.
I am having some trouble to migrate an Oracle Collaboration Suite from one server to another one. We are seriously considering to migrate to Sun Collab instead. Is it possible to use Oracle Collab's directory, mail and calendar information? Is it possible to import to Sun Collab?
Thanks in advance
Carlos Inglez

CInglez wrote:
I am having some trouble to migrate an Oracle Collaboration Suite from one server to another one. We are seriously considering to migrate to Sun Collab instead. Is it possible to use Oracle Collab's directory, mail and calendar information? Is it possible to import to Sun Collab?=> Email data could be migrated using IMAP copy mechanism.
=> The directory data would need to be modified/translated/mapped into the appropriate form for Sun Collaboration Suite user accounts.
=> The Oracle calendar information could be exported in ICS format then re-imported into Sun Calendar.
So theoritically it should be possible although it would require a significant amount of testing and development of tools/scripts to assist in the process if you have a large number of users.
Regards,
Shane.

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