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Portlets form a design pattern where a Portal servlet combines one or more component Portlets into a web page. Because the portlets are written as components, they can be cleanly written and tested. Applications which currently use many servlet includes might be more cleanly written as portlet applications.

The Portal part of the pattern is a servlet which manages the portlets. In the Hello World example, the servlet is a simple "invoker" which calls a single portlet to render the page. Many applications will write their own Portal servlets, using Resin's generic portal library to handle the Portlet API.

This implementation is currently in development, API's may change somewhat and some functionality has not yet been implemented.

Portlet Tutorials
Basic Portlet Tutorials
Hello World Portlet Tutorial
Render Parameters Tutorial
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Portlet JSP Tutorial

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