Using JDeveloper to develop a portlet for JavaFX project

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Published on 2010-05-31T06:37:50Z Indexed on 2010/05/31 6:42 UTC
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Suppose I developed a JavaFX project using netbeans 6.8 (JavaFX SDK plugin installed), and right now I need to convert this JavaFX UI to portlet and display it in a web page.

And I'm only allowed to do this using JDeveloper. So how could I achieve this? I'm using Oracle WebLogic Service as my web application server.

-Regards from Isaac.

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