Viewing an HTML file in a portlet &

Dear reader:
I need to view an HTML file in a portlet according to a specified parameter passed via URL address, can i use url.display_url or not, and how? and if not what should i use?
and related to that how can i call a portlet (or a page published as portlet)to override an existing one (programatically)?
thank you for your time.

Check out the multi page portlet in the February PDK for an example of how to display a second portlet in place of the first portlet. As for your first question, please try posting your question to the Oracle Portal Development Kit (PDK) forum, where you'll find the expertise you require.

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> I sent my html file to someone else and she was able to
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> JavaScript. When I asked her about it, she said that the
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> the
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the Microsoft
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> Dreamweaver
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