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Wrapping Servlet for Portlet use

 
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Hi all,

I have a straight forward web application based on servlets.
The logic is located in servlets as well as the user interface rendering which is done using XSLT.

Due to new requirements I would like to utilize the Portlet API.
Now I am wondering if there is a good way to utilize the Portlet API without modifying too much of my Servlets.
I am thinking in the direction of maybe "wrapping" my servlets with some code that satisfies the Servlet API so i can deploy my application in a Portlet-Container such as Pluto and add new functionality to my application by simply providing new portlets over time.

Am I thinking in the right direction or am I missing something?

Any advice will be appreciated!

TIA.
 
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