Can we run portal iview out of portal environment?

Can we run portal iview from the external environment(java , .net)?
Can any one help?
Thanks
Rajendra.

Hi Kiran,
He means to say - How can we access/execute an existing Portal iView from outside/another environment?
If possible, could you please guide us.
Your quick response would be appreciated.
Awaiting Reply.
Warm Regards,
Ritu R Hunjan
(Rajendra & I are colleagues...so answered on his behalf)

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