JHeadStart Application with Webcenter Portal

Hi All,
how to integrate JHeadstart application with web center portal.
Can you please help me in this task. Is it possible ...???

Thanks Pavol for reply,
I configured JheadStart application in my jdevloper, my requirement is to import total JHeadStart application into the portal through taskflows....
Is it possible or i there any recommendations that we can use only bounded taskflows in webcenter portal...??
-laxman

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