Best Practice to retrieve content from WCM in Weblogic Portal 10.3

Hi,
Could someone tell us how to render static pages of WCM (which is part of UCM 10gR3) in Weblogic Portal 10.3.
Right now we are using WCM portlet & getting error when changing the portlet preferences.It was provided by oracle only.
Is there any other easy approach to develop static pages through UCM & then integrate in WLP considering the propagation frm Dev to Preprod to Production environments.
Thanks,
Protiti

Hi,
Could someone tell us how to render static pages of WCM (which is part of UCM 10gR3) in Weblogic Portal 10.3.
Right now we are using WCM portlet & getting error when changing the portlet preferences.It was provided by oracle only.
Is there any other easy approach to develop static pages through UCM & then integrate in WLP considering the propagation frm Dev to Preprod to Production environments.
Thanks,
Protiti

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