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lookup the Settings bean. This bean provides access to all available
properties.
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+++ <h1>Component Configurations</h1>
+++
+++ <p>While older versions of Cocoon used one single big file for the
configuration
+++ of components (the cocoon.xconf), the later versions support to split this
+++ configuration file into several files using an include mechanism. You can
refer
+++ to properties from within your configuration files and Cocoon will replace
these
+++ accordingly.</p>
+++
+++ <h2>Spring Configuration</h2>
+++
+++ <p>You can just drop in your Spring bean configuration files into
+++ "WEB-INF/spring" and these files are applied automatically.</p>
+++
+++ <h2>Legacy Configuration</h2>
+++
+++ <p>The main part of Cocoon is configured by using the Avalon configuration
file
+++ format. By default all configuration files ending with ".xconf" which are
+++ contained in the WEB-INF/xconf directory are included by default. So, you
can
+++ just add your own configuration files there and they are included
automatically.
+++ </p>
+++
+++ <h2>Sitemap Configuration</h2>
+++
+++ <p>You can use per sitemap components using includes as well. By default all
+++ Avalon based configuration files from "config/xconf" and all Spring bean
+++ configuration files from "config/spring" are included.</p>
+++
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