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Quoting Donald Ball <balld@webslingerZ.com>:

> what happens to the map that's returned by the actions' act methods?

It is used in the same way a Map from a Matcher is used.

  <match pattern="*/foo/*">
    <act type="bar">
      <generate src="{../1}/{../2}/{actval}"/>
    </act>
  </match>

Here {../1} and {../2} are values from the matchers Map and {actval} is returned 
in the actions Map.

Giacomo

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