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</map:sitemap></pre>
<p>If a request with the path <tt>demo.html</tt> hits this sitemap, the
defined
--- matcher will be activate the enclosed pipeline. This pipeline consists of a
--- generator (creates XML in the form of SAX events), a transformer that
consumes
--- and creates SAX events (in this case based on a XSLT stylesheet) and a
--- serializer that consumes SAX events and creates an output stream of it.</p>
+++ matcher activates enclosed sitemap instructions, which assemble a Cocoon
+++ pipeline. This pipeline consists of a generator (parses input stream and
creates
+++ XML in the form of SAX events), a transformer that consumes XML in form of
SAX
+++ events, transforms it, and omits transformed XML again in the form of SAX
events
+++ (in this case transformation is based on an XSLT stylesheet) and a
serializer
+++ that consumes SAX events and creates an output stream.</p>
<p>This documentation contains a more detailed explanations what the sitemap
language provides and how you can plugin your own components.</p>
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technologies. There are several implementations (Flowscript, Apples,
Javaflow)
in the form of blocks for it.</p>
--- <p>Cocoon's unit of modularization are so-called blocks. Everything that
goes
--- beyond providing core contracts and the most important implementations of
them,
--- has been moved into its own block.</p>
+++ <p>Cocoon's unit of modularization are so-called <em>blocks</em>. Everything
+++ that goes beyond providing core contracts and the most important
implementations
+++ of them, has been moved into its own block.</p>
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