Misc documentation issues
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                 Key: SEAMXML-33
                 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/SEAMXML-33
             Project: Seam Config
          Issue Type: Bug
          Components: Documentation
    Affects Versions: 3.0.0.Beta2
            Reporter: Jozef Hartinger
            Assignee: Stuart Douglas
            Priority: Minor
             Fix For: 3.0.0.Beta3


* index.html says "Alternative metadata sources for defining and configuration 
beans". IMO it should be
** "Alternative metadata sources for defining and configuration of beans" or
** "Alternative metadata sources for bean definition and configuration"
* Section 1.1. talks about "Weld Extensions JAR"
* A warning in Section 1.1. says that one should not put the configuration file 
in the web context, however SEAMXML-10 seems to resolve the problem
* The warning in Section 1.1 says : "it is recommended that you define your 
beans in WEB-INF/classes/META-INF/seam-beans.xml" while the very next sentese 
in the following paragraph says: "The beans.xml file is the preferred way of 
configuring beans via XML"
It is unclear if one should use beans.xml or seam-beans.xml
* Section 1.2 "The princess rescue example is a sample web app that uses Seam 
XML" -> should be Seam Config
* Section 2.1 "The main namespace is urn:java:ee contains builtin tags and 
types from core packages."
** should be "The main namespace is urn:java:ee. This namespace contains 
built-in tags and types from core packages."
* section 2.1 contains typo "namspaces"
* Section 2.1 - sample "my" namespace is defined, later in the text, the 
configured bean is referenced as <ns:Report> - should be <my:Report>
* 2.9 
** Weld Extensions
** type "exmaple"

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