Missing migration options in SQL Developer 3.1.07.42

I am using Oracle for the first time and so I downloaded Oracle Developer Days VM running in Virtual box. I need to migrate an SQL Server d/b into Oracle and so I started to use the SQL Developer application.
The VM contains the following:
Oracle Linux 5
Oracle Database 11g Release 2 Enterprise Edition
Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Cache
Oracle XML DB
Oracle SQL Developer
Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler
Oracle Application Express 4.1
Oracle JDeveloper
I have downloaded and installed the SQL server java connector and I can connect to my SQL Server database, I can also create connections to the Oracle d/b.
But, I cannot find the database migration menu options when using Oracle SQL Developer 3.1.07.42, the migration menu options do no appear on the Tools menu or when right clicking a database connction.
Can anyone explain why the migration menu option is missing or how I could test the migration some other way ?
Thanks

I have discovered that the migration facility is not included with the VM.
By opening the RPM for SQL Developer and copying the migration extensions into the SQL Developer folder, the migration menu options are now available.

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