Jetspeed 2.2 Nest or render one portlet inside another

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Published on 2010-01-11T19:51:26Z Indexed on 2010/04/15 14:53 UTC
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I have a requirement to build an extensible wizard in a portlet. This wizard will list components that are installed and forward the user to a sub-wizard that is component specific.

The requirement is that the components are to be developed by other people and dynamically plugged into this wizard (Jetspeed reboot is okay). I would like to be able to define the components as portlets themselves who's content is rendered into the primary portlet.

Has anybody ever done something like this?

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