Migrating existing zones to ZoSS

Hi,
I recently found http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/articles/servers-storage-admin/zones-on-shared-storage-1896088.html and now I want to migrate an existing zone (installed on a local tank zpool) to ZOSS (FC MPxIO LUN). How would I do that? I *do* want to keep existing settings + data...
Thanks.
Edit: Typo

Hi Mohan,
If you go into Workshop, and choose "File->New->Portlet", you have several options for the technology. That list includes JSP, Struts, Page Flow, and JSF. If your J2EE application UI is implemented with one of those technologies, you can point the portlet to the starting page of the application (assumes your app UI is located within a Portal Web Project). Since WLP natively understands those technologies, it may be able to just bring in the application without modificaiton.
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