Importing existing Portlet wars into WP 8.1

If we have portlets bundled as standard 'war' files how do we import them into
an existing Portal webapp?
Tony

1. Will one of the createImage methods create an
image using an existing png but resize it to fit
between the desired coordinates?I don't know about this.
2. And if not, could you suggest an alternative
method to accomplish this?I would do this by manually drawing X's and O's on the canvas,
since you already have the coordinates, this shouldn't be hard.
Or by having three images, one for X, one for O, and one empty.
Every image would have the background color you wish and a
border, which will become the grid when the images are next to
each other. First fill the canvas with nine empty images, and
when X or O is inserted in some location, replace that image with
corresponding X/O image.
kari-matti

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