Including portlet in jsp

Hi,
Is there any way through which I can include the porlet in an external JSP?
If yes then how.
Edited by: axeeeffect on May 14, 2009 12:45 AM

The easiest way is to use a URL item that points to a JSP and
displays it in the folder area. The JSP would run outside of
Portal in it's own servlet container.
You can use a Java Application item type, but you can't make it
display in the folder area.
In the next release of Portal, you'll be able to use JSP to
define a portal page. You will also be able to embed portlets
in a JSP.
Regards,
Jerry

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