I have an internal MeidaWiki setup, and have just deployed SharePoint Server 2007. Is there any tool that will allow me to import the current MediaWiki content?Thanks,Phil

I think you'll have a hard time achieving this since MediaWiki is much more fully-featured than the MOSS Wiki.One thing you could try, though, is to open the MediaWiki MySQL database from MS Access using an ODBC connection.You can also manipulate SharePoint lists from MS Access 2007 and then you may be able to do some sort of export/import. However, looking at thedatabase layout for for MediaWiki you may find that you're in for quite a task!MCP, MCTS | Work: PeopleNet | Blog: SharePoint Sharpener

Hello Phil, I agree with Wondergaard on the point that there hasnt been any utility from Microsoft that can help you do this job. However, if some development work is possible for you, I think you may write a tool via the following steps: 1. Download the pages from the MediaWiki site (using their APIs); 2. Parse the page to find Wiki links; 3. Convert Wiki Links into the SharePoint format; 4. Create a new SharePoint Wiki page with the converted HTML. Hope it helps, Phil! Regards, Lionel

Phil,To piggy back off of what Lionel said, if you can get access to their APIs, it would be an easy process. I recently wrote some code that reformatted the wiki using an even receiver. You could alter it slightly to read the wiki data from MediaWiki and then use the SharePoint API to add the data.http://www.shannonbray.com/2008/05/reformat-your-wiki-with.htmlShannon Bray - MCT, MCPD, MCTS, MCITP

I implemented such a thing. It is at http://code.google.com/p/wiki-to-sharepoint/