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Hello!
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> Great. As I said, it would be nice if you could share your experiences
> (possibly by writing some 
> tutorials).

Could you please explain the block convention a little, because 

http://cocoon.zones.apache.org/daisy/cdocs-site-main/g2/1345.html

is a little short on services (blocks from archetype locate them within pipeline id="service", just to make clear what I mean. Out of the above text I would guess following:

blockA-sitemap:

internal-resource: all (XML) stuff, wich is treated by blockA and then served to caller (e.g. via SSF). This is structural place to put in pipeline calls from other blocks, right?

external-resource: all statics as mentioned before in this thread

service: all connections to other blocks are placed here, whereby these blocks should be treated as 'helper' to abet blockA's work doing lots of own work respectively, right? (Those I would e.g. call inside an aggregate via cocoon:/, wich points to matching inside 'service' pipeline. Why is this pipe not internal only?

Best greetings,
Patrick
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