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The main difference of PyPortlet compared to PyServlet mostly lies in the difference in the Servlet/Portlet APIs. Other notable difference is that PyPortlet only dispatches to a single Python class while PyServlet dispatches to a Python class based on the URL.  

The project will also include a Python module, portlet.py, which is a thin wrapper around the Portlet API in order to simplify it and take advantage of python instead of being just an adapter.</description>
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