[DAISY] Updated: Modularize Cocoon apps (Using blocks)

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Updated on: 6/23/08 2:50:59 PM
Updated by: David Legg

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    <p>First choose the archetype: -</p>
    
--- <pre>Choose archetype:
+++ <pre>...
+++ Choose archetype:
    1: remote -&gt; cocoon-22-archetype-block-plain (Creates an empty Cocoon block; useful
     if you want to add another block to a Cocoon application)
    2: remote -&gt; cocoon-22-archetype-block (Creates a Cocoon block containing some small
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    Define value for version:  1.0-SNAPSHOT: : <strong>1.0.0</strong>
    Define value for package: : <strong>com.mycompany.myBlock2</strong></pre>
    
--- <p>The result is a second block and you should find directory structure of your
--- application now looks as follows: -</p>
+++ <p>The result is a second Cocoon block called myBlock2.  You should find the
+++ directory structure of your application now looks as follows: -</p>
    
    <pre>getting-started-app
    <tt> +-</tt><tt>myBlock1
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    <pre>mvn install eclipse:eclipse</pre>
    
--- <p>This builds and copies the second block into your local Maven repository and
--- then creates the necessary files to allow you to import the block as a project
--- in Eclipse.</p>
+++ <p>This builds and copies the second block into your local Maven repository so
+++ that other dependent blocks and projects can see it and then creates the
+++ necessary files to allow you to import the block as a project in Eclipse.</p>
    
    <h1>Connect two blocks</h1>
    
--- <p>Let's assume that you want to use a pipeline defined in <tt>block2</tt> from
--- within <tt>block1</tt>. You have to establish the connection between the two
--- blocks. Edit
+++ <p>Let's assume that you want to use a pipeline defined in <tt>myBlock2</tt>
+++ from within <tt>myBlock1</tt>. You have to establish the connection between the
+++ two blocks. Edit
    <tt>getting-started-app/<strong>myBlock1</strong>/src/main/resources/META-INF/cocoon/spring/block-servlet-service.xml:</tt>
    </p>
    
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    &lt;/beans&gt;
    </pre>
    
--- <p>Additionally add the new block as dependency to the block's Maven project
--- descriptor (<tt>getting-started-app/<strong>myBlock1</strong>/pom.xml</tt>):</p>
+++ <p>Additionally, you have to record the fact that myBlock1 has a dependency on
+++ myBlock2 by editing myBlock1's Maven project descriptor
+++ (<tt>getting-started-app/<strong>myBlock1</strong>/pom.xml</tt>):</p>
    
    <pre>&lt;?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?&gt;
    &lt;project&gt;
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