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<!-- Activate Cocoon Spring Configurator -->
<configurator:settings/>
--- <!-- Load Avalon configurations
--- If you want to use a different logger than the default log4j logger,
--- add a bean conforming to the Avalon Logger interface to this
definition
--- and leave out the loggingConfiguration attribute.
--- -->
--- <avalon:avalon loggingConfiguration="/WEB-INF/cocoon/log4j.xconf"/>
+++ <!-- Activate the Avalon bridge -->
+++ <avalon:bridge/>
---
<!-- Add your own spring beans here or in separate configuration files
-->
</beans>
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<p>The two elements shown above are required to get Cocoon up and running
inside
your web application. The first one, "configurator:settings", initializes
the
<a href="daisy:1303">Cocoon Spring-Configurator.</a> The second element,
--- "avalon:avalon", sets up the Spring-Avalon-Bridge. This bridge allows you
to run
+++ "avalon:bridge", sets up the Spring-Avalon-Bridge. This bridge allows you
to run
Avalon-based components in a Spring container; these Avalon components are
configured using the well-known Avalon-configuration files. And that's
it.</p>
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