Using Novell Portal Services in Oracle Portal

Hi,
We're currently looking into several Portal solutions and I'd therefore like to know if the gadgets provided by Novell can be used in Oracle Portal?
Regards,
Henrik Neumann

While there is no direct integration between the two, it is possible that you could write Oracle portlets that "wrap" the results of a Novell gadgets.

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