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On 14/02/13 19:21, geecxf wrote:
> The development experience wasn't exactly plug-n-play... but it works and
> there seems to be a lot of power under the hood once you start to understand
> the framework. My gut reaction to this technology is that the level of
> knowledge and skill necessary to start using it is very high. I am however
> relatively new to the world of developing using java and open source
> frameworks.
>
Are you referring to the complexity of installing the bundles into the 
OSGI container or working with SAML-based interceptors ?

Re the former, as I said one would be expected to have a plug-n-play 
experience by using features, I'm not sure why you were not able to use 
the feature, I saw you saying you ended up installing various individual 
bundles to get SAML interceptors working, perhaps the complexity is 
coming from the fact you actually use DOSGi on top of the OSGi container 
other than Karaf ?

Re the latter - agreed that supporting SAML may indeed raise the 
complexity level

Thanks, Sergey

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