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--- <p>The core of Cocoon was split up into several parts for reuse. The
+++ <p>The core of Cocoon was divided into several parts for reuse. The
'<strong>cocoon-core</strong>' module is some kind of wrapper, that keeps
all
--- dependencies together in order to make it easier to use Cocoon within web
--- applications. For now the complete documentation of all core modules can be
--- found in Cocoon core. The only exceptions are the Spring configurator which
can
--- be used stand-alone.</p>
+++ dependencies together in order to make it easier to use Cocoon as web
+++ application framework. For now the complete documentation of all core
modules
+++ can be found in Cocoon core. The only exception is the Spring configurator
which
+++ can be used stand-alone.</p>
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<h1>Core modules in detail</h1>
<p class="warn">The way how Cocoon Core is divided into sub modules is
--- considered experimental at the moment. If want to be on the safe side and
use
--- Maven 2, always use Cocoon core as dependency.</p>
+++ considered experimental at the moment. So don't rely on it. If want to be
on
+++ the safe side and use Maven 2, always use Cocoon core as dependency.</p>
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--- <p>Configuration Implementation</p>
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--- <p>1.0</p>
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<p>Environment API</p>
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