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Introduction

  This is the ${project.name} ${projectSeries} Project.  It provides an implementation of the technology needed to expose a JSF 2.0
  application as a portlet within a Portlet 2.0 environment. It is derived directly from the reference implementation for JSR 329
  and uses its APIs unchanged. The work, however, is not currently being done within the JCP process (JSR) as there was a need to
  accelerate access to a bridge running in a JSF 2.0 environment.  Once sufficient progress on the implementation has occurred standarizing 
  the bridge via a JSR will be considered.
  
 
  The currently released version of this project is {{{downloads.html} ${project.name} ${latestRelease}}}.

  For information on using the bridge with an existing application, consult the {{{http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/PortletBridge} wiki}}.
  To try it out, run the samples included in the distribution.