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Subject: [C2] Using your own shorthand names
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I added the ability to use your own shorthand names for end
users/developers.  In order to take advantage of the ability,
you must use the "user-roles" attribute for the "cocoon" element.

EXAMPLE
-------

<cocoon version="2.0" user-roles="WEB-INF/myroles.roles">
  <my-role>
    <test>This Works!</test>
  </my-role>
</cocoon>

NOTE
----
All paths are relative to the context root. period.  The
syntax for the roles file is like this:

<role-list>
  <role name="com.mycom.myproj.RoleName"
        shorthand="my-role"
        default-class="com.mycom.myproj.ComponentInstance"/>
</role-list>

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