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Document ID: 1420
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Name: New in 2.2 (unchanged)
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Updated on: 10/29/07 3:18:27 PM
Updated by: Helma van der Linden

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    <h1>General</h1>
    
    <ul>
--- <li>Cocoon 2.2 doesn't use an Avalon-based component manager any more but 
Spring
--- 2 instead.</li>
+++ <li>Cocoon 2.2 doesn't use an Avalon-based component manager any more but 
uses
+++ Spring 2 instead.</li>
    <li>Cocoon components (sitemap components as well as general components) 
can be
    defined as Spring beans now. This brings all the power of Spring (Dependency
    Injection, AOP framework, etc.) to the core of Cocoon without having to 
rely on
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    sub-applications.</li>
    <li>The Servlet-Service-Framework introduces polymorphic relationships 
between
    services.</li>
--- <li>The Servlet-Service-Framework is a general-purpose framework for web
--- applications. There is no dependency on the 'traditional' Cocoon
+++ <li>The Servlet-Service-Framework has no dependency on the 'traditional' 
Cocoon
    (sitemap/pipeline machinery) and can be used together with any
    JavaServlet-compatible web application.</li>
    </ul>
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    Maven 2 as build system. The main features are</li>
    <ul>
    <li>starting a block as web application (+ support for the automatical 
reload of
--- Java classes and all other resources)</li>
+++ Java classes and all other resources),</li>
    <li>rewritting web.xml to weave in a shielding classloader that reverses the
    classloading hierarchy in order to avoid classloader problems (e.g. with XML
--- libraries)</li>
+++ libraries),</li>
    <li>a block can supply xpatch files to patch the <tt>web.xml </tt>of the
--- destination web application</li>
+++ destination web application.</li>
    </ul>
    
--- <li>Schema files for sitemaps</li>
+++ <li>Schema files for sitemaps.</li>
    </ul>
    
    <h1>Deprecation</h1>
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