What standards and best practices should I follow to write interoperable portlets or web gadgets?

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I am trying to design the standards and patterns for implementing portlets/web gadgets with the main goal of maximizing interoperability if those components were hosted in a Java app server framework or within an existing ASP.NET technology (SharePoint webparts), or a client side-only framework.

Is there any guidance anywhere of the parts of different portlet standards that are shared between most portal frameworks?

Is the best I can hope for is to adhere to the JSR 168 and 286 standards and hitch my wagon to Java?

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