Ahhh. To add a few lines ... There are different spring social examples and i every example has its problematic case for me, as i am unused to it too. The example which is really near to magnolias blossom module is called spring-social-showcase-xml, and it uses this §$)"(§&/$)&.-tiles setup. I hate it. Another is using Thymeleaf, this is looking funny, but i don't need it too. There is Petri Kainualainen having a real nice approach on implementing spring social, but he uses sitemesh. http://www.petrikainulainen.net/programming/spring-framework/adding-social-sign-in-to-a-spring-mvc-web-application-configuration/#comment-365552 And as they all are JDBC based and i don't really want to make a jdbc connection next to my session manager i also looked up spring-social-roo, which has a really nice approach to make a template that fits well to use with magnolia. I can't see to take any of those things away, but parts here and there are making sense. If i could snip three times to get my wished result, i would say making up the base application with xml like spring-social-showcase-xml(maybe sec) and use controllers like in this example or kainulainen and make usage of a special template to make up ConnectionRepositories would fit. And everything else inside magnolia even needn't to be touched, if i just adapt the user table a little bit.
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