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Hi there,

I just figured out a solution myself. Perhaps anyone's interested in it,
too.

The key is that I need an html element which would surround all the
datalines so it can be used as a TV-section. So here is my template HTML:
 <table id="containertable">
  <tr id="headline">
   <td id="headcell1">Col1</td>
   <td id="headcell2">Col2</td>
  </tr>
  <span id="datalines">
   <tr id="dataline">
    <td id="datacell1">Col1</td>
    <td id="datacell2">Col2</td>
   </tr>
  </span>
 </table>

As you can see, there is a span#datalines which now surrounds the dataline
tablerows. This is not correct html but it allows me to do the following
mapping and it will not be rendered this bad way.

TV mapping:
Root, container, mapped to table#containertable, outer
 Headline, container, mapped to tr#headline, inner
  Head cell 1, element, mapped to td#headcell1, inner
  Head cell 2, element, mapped to td#headcell2, inner
 Datalines, section, mapped to span#datalines, outer
  Dataline, container, mapped to tr#dataline, outer
   Cell 1, element, mapped to td#datacell1, inner
   Cell 2, element, mapped to td#datacell2, inner

This produces the following rendered html:
<table id="containertable">
<tr id="headline">
<td id="headcell1">Col 1</td>
<td id="headcell2">Col 2</td>
</tr>
<tr id="dataline">
<td id="datacell1">Cell 1</td>
<td id="datacell2">Cell 2</td>
</tr><tr id="dataline">
<td id="datacell1">Cell 3</td>
<td id="datacell2">Cell 4</td>
</tr>
</table>