Stephen, I removed ATT copyrights from the picture. I am not sure if we should be using the word "plugin" with "framework" equivocally, but I will answer based on the assumption this is what you mean.
I believe we are talking about the "Plugin" for different Authentication Protocols, no? Given that then the Plugins for the Java CADI Framework should be written in Java. If, in the future, there is a "CADI Framework" for other languages, then the plugins for those Protocols should be written in the language of the Framework. For the Java CADI Protocol, you do two things: 1) Include the Plugin Jars in the Classpath 2) Set the appropriate property that loads the plugin in the "Cadi.properties" file a. Ex, cadi_pluginx=PROD 3) We haven't discussed potential use cases with TSC committee. Also please see below link which has some more information on AAF: https://lists.onap.org/pipermail/onap-tsc/2017-June/001051.html Thanks Varun Gudisena Sr. Software Engineer (Contractor) AT&T Services, Inc. 211 S Akard St, Dallas ,TX 75202 Ph: 617-834-4157
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