Hello, and thanks for Pax!
Fascinating project, this Pax.  I am new to Maven and Pax.  I have
developed a prototype app using Equinox OSGi.  I found developing OSGi
in Eclipse "the Eclipse/Equinox way" to be frustrating.  Many manual
tasks, numerous class path systems, confusing UI restrictions.  Maven
seems to be just what is
needed for OSGi.

I have read through most of the Pax site documentation, and I have
created a Pax project, added an empty bundle, then imported into
Eclipse.  My goal is that I would like to end up with a functional
standalone Pax-powered Wicket + Jetty server, running in Equinox OSGi.
 Is that possible?

On how to install Pax + Wicket, the documentation here
http://wiki.ops4j.org/confluence/display/ops4j/Pax+Wicket
says only "See the Installation document".  Not sure what is meant.

So my specific questions:
What steps do I have to take to add working Jetty + Pax Wicket Service
in my app?

How do I write a bundle that makes use of the Pax Wicket services and
begins to build a plug-innable web application?

What is the preferred way to package and deploy my project into a
runable, distributable application?

Is there a way that I can use the plugin.xml file to declare extension
points and extensions, as I did in my Equinox prototype app?

Thanks so much,
David

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