Replication from MSDE to ORACLE Standard One version

Hello everyone, im looking for the way to replicate my database in MSDE, to ORACLE Standard One, my question is, if it is possible? Do you know some methodology to do that?
My best regards and thank you so much for you help

You can investigate on the side of Heterogeneous Connectivity
Nicolas.

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