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    <content>
        <p>
            Here's a non exhaustive but typical list of Cocoon use-cases, including
            some weird ones to show Cocoon's flexiblity...
            <ul>
                <li>Convert XML documents to HTML for publishing</li>
                <li>Generate the presentation and navigation aspects of web sites</li>
                <li>Generate HTML, PDF, RTF documents and images off-line</li>
                <li>Acquire XML data over network connections, process and redistribute it</li>
                <li>Act as a front-end for SOAP or XML-RPC backend components</li>
                <li>Implement a complex HTML forms-based application which saves data in XML</li>
                <li>Build a query and navigation front-end for a relational or XML database</li>
                <li>Generate customized HTML pages depending on the type of client: different browsers, mobile devices, etc.</li>
                <li>Dynamically generate images out of XML data</li>
                <li>Generate MIDI music files from SAP data</li>
                <li>Convert structured text files to XML and HTML</li>
                <li>Build a secure authentication-based web site</li>
                <li>Build a multi-language website using XML dictionaries to translate menus and messages</li>
                <li>Build web portals using the latest JSR-168 standard</li>
                <li>Write web applications with little code and no state management code using the Flow subsystem</li>
                <li>Allow Java objects to be edited from a WAP device</li>
            </ul>
            The combination of components available in Cocoon applies
            to widely varied types of applications. This explains why more and more companies are making Cocoon
            a strategic component of their toolset.
        </p>
        <p>
            See also the list
            of Cocoon features at
            <a href="http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/features.html">http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/features.html</a>
        </p>
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