[DAISY] Updated: Your first Cocoon application using Maven 2

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    catalog of Cocoon specific archetypes is available on the Cocoon web site and
    you will make use of this in the following instructions.</p>
    
--- <p>Run the following Maven command and when requested type in the answers: -</p>
+++ <p>Run the following Maven command: -</p>
    
    <pre>mvn archetype:generate -DarchetypeCatalog=http://cocoon.apache.org
    </pre>
    
--- <p>Maven will then generate some output and then interactively ask you for some
+++ <p>Maven will generate some output and then interactively ask you for some
    information: -</p>
    
    <pre>Choose archetype:
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    Define value for package: : <strong>com.mycompany.myBlock1
    </strong></pre>
    
--- <p>Maven then goes on to ask for more information.  Just enter the details as
--- shown.  The groupId is just a label that you can use to group all the blocks in
--- your application.  The artifactId is the unique label that will identify this
--- block from all others.  It is also the name of the directory that will be
--- created to contain the block's files.  The package is the Java package that any
--- Java files in the block will be assigned to.</p>
+++ <p>Maven then asks a few more questions.  Just enter the details as shown
+++ above.  The groupId is a label that you can use to group all the blocks in your
+++ application.  The artifactId is the unique label that will identify this block
+++ from all others.  It is also the name of the directory that will be created to
+++ contain the block's files.  The package is the Java package that any Java files
+++ in the block will be assigned to.</p>
    
    <p class="note">If you are using a cocoon binary build from svn trunk then you
    probably want to change the archetypeVersion to the most recent one, matching
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