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Liferay portal with asp.net

This is a question related to java noob. We looked at Liferay portal technology, however I am a dotnet (C # or vb) developer in the afternoon. Does anyone know if you can use the liferay installation to host the dotnet code, and not just using the iFrame method to redirect to another site - it just sucks, in my opinion.

Alternatively, can I choose the port change option that I returned to java?

Thanks Mark

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Liferay is a Java Portal platform that runs on a Java Application Server such as Tomcat. Liferay itself and the support application server cannot run .Net code. You will need to use Java, and in particular the Java Portlet Specification for Liferay Development.

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I worked on a Liferay-Java Appliction integration project with a C # application. But at the moment it was hosted in another web browser [I mean, the C # application was in ISS). That way, you can still use the network application (with the database (MySql)) and call it from the Java application that is in the Liferay Portal.

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