public
abstract
void
execute(String tagName, Map<String, Object> parameters)
Handler is given the tag name and a map of named parameters (the map may contain String,
Double, Boolean, Map, or List values).
The tagName is the same name by which the handler was registered. It's provided
as a convenience to allow a single handler to be registered for multiple function call
tags.
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