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<samples name="Other Cocoon Flow Samples">

  <group name="Back">
   <sample name="Back" href="../">to Cocoon Samples main page</sample>
   <note>
     Since the Cocoon Control Flow is a core technology you find more examples
     that make use of it e.g. Cocoon Forms block, Petstore block, and
     Supersonic Tour block.
   </note>      
  </group>

  <group name="Cocoon Control Flow">
    <sample name="Calculator" href="jxcalc/">
    A simple web-based calculator that uses javascript on the server side
    to describe the web application flow between screens in a coherent 
    unique location and continuations to maintain state between requests.
    </sample>
   <sample name="User Preferences" href="prefs/">
    A common portion of an application which requires users to be
	registered. This example shows how to use java objects from the 
	javascript flow as it is best practice to put business logic into
	strongly-typed java objects and use javascript to describe only the
	page flow.
   </sample>
  </group>
  
</samples>
