non-portlet within Jetspeed2 layout

[ca...@covad.net]

 Ok Gents, try this one on for size,

 let's say I have a web application that is not a portlet, yet I still want 
to use it within my Jetspeed2 container so that i can still take advantage 
of the brilliant layout/navigation of jetspeed2.

Is there a something like a  PSML file I can setup to do this?  So it can 
call a Servlet or non-portlet app, but within the jetspeed2 layouts?

thanks,

Carlos.

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Re: non-portlet within Jetspeed2 layout

[rwatler <rw...@finali.com>]

Carlos,

Here is one suggestion: use a bridge portlet and pull it into a page as 
a portlet. You can then use a clear portlet decorator to remove the 
portlet window borders/header if you like.

Randy

carlosortiz@covad.net wrote:

> Ok Gents, try this one on for size,
>
> let's say I have a web application that is not a portlet, yet I still want 
>to use it within my Jetspeed2 container so that i can still take advantage 
>of the brilliant layout/navigation of jetspeed2.
>
>Is there a something like a  PSML file I can setup to do this?  So it can 
>call a Servlet or non-portlet app, but within the jetspeed2 layouts?
>
>thanks,
>
>Carlos.
>
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