Oracle AS lifetime

Hi All,
Any body have any official news/document about the discontinuation of following AS components, and suggestion to migrate to higher version.
ORACLE Application Server     10g 10.1.2.2.0
ORACLE Discoverer     10.1.2.2
ORACLE Portal     10.1.4
ORACLE Service Registry     10.1.3.1
ORACLE Management Agent     10.2.0.2.0
Thanks and regards,
Mahmood

Hi Mahmood,
you may want to see the following note about support of OAS 10g Rel 2.
Subject:      Oracle Application Server 10g Release 2 (10.1.2) Support Status and Alerts
Doc ID:      329361.1
for DB, FMW, and other software Error Correction Support Policy, please check the following link.
Doc ID:      209768.1
Server Technology Products : [Software Error Correction Policy|https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/docs/Error%20Correction%20Policy%20for%20Database,%20Fusion%20MW,%20and%20EM%20Grid%20Control]
and particularly for portal, you may see this note:
Doc ID:      553265.1
hope that helps!
AMN

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ATTN: Oracle North American Payroll Customers:End of Year Phase 1 and Q3...

ATTN: Oracle North American Payroll Customers: End of Year Phase 1 and Q3 2007 Statutory Update Released!
Dear Oracle North American HCM Customer,
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US Q3 2007 Statutory Update patch numbers:
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information.
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Please pay attention to the Oracle E-Business Suite Support dates for
your point release. Statutory or regulatory updates are not available
beyond the ‘Extended Support Date’.
11.5.7 came out of Premier Support in May 2007
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The Applications section of Metalink contains all the latest product
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The North American Payroll Handout document can be located in Metalink
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