If you want to develop portlets using JSF 2.0, then you can use Portletfaces bridge: http://www.portletfaces.org/projects/portletfaces-bridge
A portlet bridge is a component that sits between the portlet environment and a web
application. It’s responsible for bridging the differences between the portlet environment
and the environment in which the web application is designed to execute.
Chapter 14 of Portlets in Action shows how you can build JSF portlets using Portletfaces bridge or Wicket portlets using WicketPortlet class. It shows how you can first create a web application and then convert it into a portlet by making a few changes to it.
A portlet bridge is a component that sits between the portlet environment and a web
application. It’s responsible for bridging the differences between the portlet environment
and the environment in which the web application is designed to execute.
Chapter 14 of Portlets in Action shows how you can build JSF portlets using Portletfaces bridge or Wicket portlets using WicketPortlet class. It shows how you can first create a web application and then convert it into a portlet by making a few changes to it.
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