Can you migrate Oracle WebCenter Portlets (JSR 286) into Adobe Experience Manager?

[JD19]

We are exploring possibilities of migrating Oracle WebCenter Portlets (JSR 286) into Adobe Experience Manager. Could you please share your experiences and ideally, share any documentation, whitepapers, etc?

[Saravanan_Dharmaraj]

Well i don't have knowledge about how content exist in Oracle. But below are steps can be done to migrate and in very high level.

1. Extraction – Legacy systems may export content in flat file structures like CSV, XML, etc. In this step, the content is extracted from the source system before further processing.

2. Transformation –  In this step, the content is converted or transformed into the format required by the destination. This may involve rewriting links, mapping tags, removing outdated/unwanted information, and special character handling and encoding.

3. Load – This step involves loading the content to the target AEM and is dependent on the transformation step performed earlier. It can be done by using Sling Post Servlet, Content Loader in CRX, or Package Manager

https://www.tothenew.com/blog/content-migration-to-adobe-experience-manager-aem/ - Check this out. You will see similar blogs for the same topic if you google but the overall premise is the same. 

[JD19]

Thanks for the response Dharmaraj! 

Let me provide some additional context: Oracle WebCenter is a Portal - this Portal provides application integration via common Java Specification Request (JSR) standard. So the applications regardless of their underlying technologies, can be embedded within WebCenter as "Portlets". My question was - Could such Portlet applications within WebCenter be ported/migrated into Adobe experience manager?

I know Liferay provides this capability, just was unsure if Adobe or other DXP platforms offered this technical capability.