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Thomas Mcfarrow
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What version of JDK will Portlets finally be in?

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I don't think it ever will be. JDK is the baseline of Java, and unless you are creating Portlets, there is no reason to have them, most development are not doing Portlets, so the numbers aren't even enough to make it part of JDK.

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