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From: Torsten Schlabach <TSchlabach@gmx.net>
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Dear list,

if I pass a parameter to the default (file) generator like this:

<map:generate src="somexhtmlpage.html">
   <map:parameter name="username" value="tom">
</map:generate>

What would I have to put into my somexhtmlpage.html to greet the user, such
as

<p>Hello [...]</p>

to get some output that would say "Hello Tom".

It might be than I need to do this completely different, but then, please
guide me the right direction.

Torsten


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