Developing Struts Portlet  using JDeveloper

Hi...
Can any one explain how to develop struts portlet using Jdeveloper? What are the steps involved in developing Struts Portlet.
Thanks,
Siree.

Try googling for "struts portlet in JDeveloper" and you'll get this for example:
http://docs.huihoo.com/oracle/docs/B14099_19/portal.1012/b14134/pdg_java_adv.htm#CHDFAHEC

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