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by Konstantin Piroumian

1. the needed sitemap:
   provided

2. the needed cocoon.xconf:
   provided

3. the needed xml file:
   provided
   AFAIK, with pure XML you cannot use a logicsheet (didn't try it)

4. XSP:
   provided

5. the needed logicsheet file:
   provided

6. the needed xslt file:
   provided

7. if it is necessary to jar the logicsheet, the process used to jar it (I know this seems strange, but we don't feel confident anymore about anything)

   It's not necessary, you can simply place it in <webapp>/WEB-INF/classes. But if you need them jarred, then use the standard jar.exe and place the archive file in <webapp>/WEB-INF/lib

8. the directory structure used for this sample

   <cocoon>/
     sitemap.xmap
     cocoon.xconf
     WEB-INF/
       classes/
         spain/logicsheet/
           mylogic.xsl
           db.xsl
     spain/
       simple.xsp
       db.xsp
       spain.xslt

   Everything else in Cocoon webapp is left unchanged.

9. and every step to put the sample up and working

Hope that instructions are quite clear.